Sentence examples for analysis the manner from inspiring English sources

Through these examinations and evaluation with thermal-hydraulic analysis, the manner of failure in the tubesheet under cyclic thermal loading is discussed.

In this respect, using a reference prior in a Bayesian analysis is similar to carrying out a frequentist analysis, although the manner in which the data is analysed and reported is still very different.

In particular, the analysis concerned the manner of wear of the hybrid layers and their resistance to specific degradation mechanisms.

Although they sometimes purveyed information and analysis, in the manner of the Times and the Wall Street Journal, their business was mainly telling stories — turning the life of the world's rising metropolitan, industrial superpower into captivating adventure and drama.

Elizabeth Bowen's Death of the Heart (1938) is a sardonic analysis, in the manner of James, of contemporary upper-class values.

Under California law, "the critical factor in procedural unconscionability analysis is the manner in which the contract or the disputed clause was presented and negotiated". Nagrampa v. MailCoups, Inc., 469 F.3d 1257, 1282 (9th Cir.2006).

Applying Pierre Bourdieu's concepts of symbolic power and violence as a theoretical framework, this paper presents a detailed analysis of the manner in which the older generation galvanize and sustain their managerial control and dominance as head of the family farm.

They have not investigated time-varying bispectral analysis in the manner described in this work.

His epistemological reform of metaphysics also ensures a distinctive role and subject matter for philosophical enquiry and is thus far from advocating a merely therapeutic conception of philosophy or the dissolution of philosophical into linguistic analysis in the manner of ordinary language philosophy.

The key step in the DB analysis is the manner in which reads are counted.

For adjusted p values, a false discovery rate of 5% was used for the analysis in the manner described by Benjamini and Hochberg [ 34].