Sentence examples for analysis of examples of from inspiring English sources
A good dictionary derives its reputation from careful analysis of examples of words in use, in the form of sentences, also called citations.
Analysis of examples of the three-dimensional structures of the EC domains at the glutamate-binding site reveals differences as well, thereby supporting the viability of targeting the EC domain, even at the glutamate-binding site, for drug discovery.
During such an analysis, study of examples of existing, software-engineering efforts in non-biomedical fields can provide useful signposts to the implementer of a clinical guideline system.
The Analysis of Sensations is full of examples of this sort; its central concern is to understand the dynamic relation between our cognitive structure and experience.
From this explicitly visual paradigm, a number of examples of potential analysis are examined at four different scales of analysis: national, regional, market and micro-level.
Through analysis of examples, some observations of interest on the characteristic curves and the vibration modes of flutter-type non-conservative systems and the associated conservative ones are presented.
Similar observations are made on the basis of real data analysis of Example 3 (Table 4).
He offers a kind of literary-critical analysis, for example, of a book called "On the Origin of Species," which he attributes to Dickens and characterizes as "a comic masterpiece" in which the putative Dickens lampoons the "eccentric hypothesis" of a character known as "the naturalist".
The analysis presents examples of all three of the identity management strategies that SIT describes – social mobility, social competition, and social creativity – in the words and actions of Soviet and Russian leaders from the Brezhnev period to the present time.
More comprehensive descriptions of NDLs, with detailed analysis and examples of various NDL configurations, nonadaptive as well as adaptive, can be found in [1-3].
By means of a cross-cultural analysis of selected examples of early Japanese and early Greek drama, Mae Smethurst enhances our appreciation of each form.
