Sentence examples for Work similarities from inspiring English sources

In this work, similarities and differences of the temperature-dependence of the kinetic overpotential of the oxygen evolution and reduction reactions are investigated.

Indirect evidence may include proof of "access to the copyrighted work, similarities that are probative of copying between the works, and expert testimony". Id.

Actual copying may be established "either by direct evidence of copying or by indirect evidence, including access to the copyrighted work, similarities that are probative of copying between the works, and expert testimony". Id. at 140.

This test confirms the primary conclusion: regardless of whether both spouses work, similarities between their vocational activities stabilize the marriage, and similarities between their vocational knowledge destabilize the marriage.

He sees in this work similarities with his performance Transfiguration, where he literally emerges from the earth covered in clay, and where performs without sight, as his eyes are covered over with clay.

In the present work similarity solutions are developed for a wide class of particulate processes that are governed by a general population balance equation for the inhomogeneous size distribution density function.

In this work similarity to known active compounds was assessed by three metrics, namely, fingerprint-bases (as discussed above), pharmacophore-based and substructure-based.

In Shankar's work, similarity solutions for axial and lateral velocity profiles, pressure gradients and wall skin friction were derived for the laminar, isothermal single phase flow of incompressible fluids in channels having porous boundaries.

In the present work, the similarities and differences of representative IPWRs (integral pressurized water reactor) are studied, and two typical reactor design schemes are summarized.

His subsequent work uncovered similarities between compounds known to be of biological origin (and found in Earth rocks dating from the Cambrian Period and the Proterozoic Eon) and those found in Martian meteorites.

The idea was evidently to avoid illustrating the Rzewski work's similarities to another set of variations — that ground has been well trod — and instead to use the juxtaposition with Bach to tease out other musical aspects.