Sentence examples for a classical expression from inspiring English sources
And Victor Klemperer's recently translated diaries, adapted for the stage by Karen Malpede and George Bartenieff, are already being looked on as a classical expression of a survivor bearing witness from within Nazi Germany.
Here, a classical expression of the convection velocity Vc in a high Rayleigh-number regime given by (Ahlers et al., 2009) is adopted: Fig. 2. Schematics of convection in a water-silicate particle mixture.
To facilitate the expression profiles analysis, we have developed an analysis toolbox that contains a number of classical expression profiles analysis and visualization functions.
For viscous flows the source strength consists of a superposition of the classical expression for inviscous flow and a term proportional to the square root of the viscous length.
The use of a well-known simplified ("classical") expression for the eddy-current loss is identified as the primary source of mistaken evaluations of excess loss in NO steel, in which the loss components can only be evaluated using the Maxwell (penetration) equation.
Tables 2 and 3 indicate the recognition accuracies, and they show the performance of the proposed method compared to some state-of-the-art methods: 3D LUT [20] and LSH-CORF [9] are the latest methods for facial expressions recognition; LBP-TOP [10] is a well-known and classical expression recognition method.
BACs offer a clear advantage compared to "classical expression vectors": Due to their large cloning capacity (up to 300 Kb), BACs can accommodate most (if not all) of the elements that are responsible for the expression of a gene of interest.
Unlike the classical expression, we gave a new expression of the Green's function and obtained some properties.
This classical expression results in a rate that is constant and depends only on the initial concentrations.
The identification of these genes as important markers for breast cancer is the result of many years of classical expression profiling, where only a few genes could be monitored at one time.
This strategy differs from a classical flux expression, based on the dependency of permeability either upon upstream pressure or transmembrane pressure, which has been proposed up to now but can generate computational errors.
