Sentence examples for a consistent property from inspiring English sources
The very fact that there's this generic ability that's a consistent property of an individual is a deep fact about minds and brains, which Spearman discovered with these nice, low-tech behavioral measures.
Many amino acid locations were identified as potential specificity determining residues however, only one location (at amino acid 210), showed a consistent property difference between the Δ6-FA and Δ8-LCB class of desaturases (see Figure 3, vertical red arrow).
Studies have found a consistent outer property limit for a reasonable chance of de novo designing oral bioavailability.
Based on B-TSCD, we also propose an enhanced TSCD (E-TSCD) scheme which further applies the consistent property of legitimate locators.
Of these procedures, the p-value consistent step-up procedure is found to be superior in terms of its power and p-value consistent property.
We first propose a secure localization scheme, namely basic TSCD (B-TSCD), which applies the temporal property, spatial property, and consistent property of attacked locators.
In this section, we summarize the characteristics of a WSN as four secure properties when it is under a distance-consistent spoofing attack: the temporal property of the locators, the spatial property of the locators, the consistent property of the legitimate locators, and the consistent property of the attacked locators.
If the sensor has already detected two or more attacked locators, it can identify other attacked locators using the consistent property of attacked locators.
The feathers are blended with the foam to create a material with consistent properties.
In sum, we observe a set of consistent properties of collective attention shift during these events, referred to as CREAM - Concentration, Re-mixing, Expansion, Agglomeration, and Mutableness.
This drastic change in the properties of albumin-water plastics over time pointed to a lack of usability in the material as materials must maintain consistent properties for more than a short period of time (Figure 4a).
