Sentence examples for application of chain from inspiring English sources
But anxiety resulting from the rise of Nazism and the awareness of the dangers that could result from the application of chain reactions led them to cease publication.
The derivatives of trigonometric functions become complicated when they need the application of the chain rule.
The application of polymerase chain reaction (PCR) to detect Trypanosoma cruzi and Trypanosoma rangeli often presents interpretation challenges.
These characteristics of the primers will facilitate the application of polymerase chain reaction-based methodologies to the study of B. bovis population and antigenic switching dynamics.
Both theoretical analysis and realistic measurement results show that the EndDevices have a lifetime long enough for the application of supply chain monitoring.
The application of polymerase chain reaction (PCR) to detect microorganisms is largely affected by DNA template quality prepared from food samples.
In this paper, we propose a novel analytical framework for the analysis of the dynamic spatial variations of ranging error observed by a mobile user based on an application of Markov chain.
The literature related to studies in calculus provides evidence that students develop more procedural than conceptual understanding in differentiation with regard to the application of the chain rule (Wangberg et al., 2010).
The homology spaces(they are generalizable into moduli, but we restrict to spaces with coefficient field of or, which are sufficient to our application) of a chain complex provide reliable means to classify cycles depending on their contribution to the integrals of closed fields.
Then application of the chain rule for derivations with respect to x i, x j and x k leads to the following set of partial differential equations (PDEs) for the output function y = y ( x ̲ ) : y x i = ∂ i P i ∂ x i u l, y x j = ∂ j P j ∂ x j u l. (1).
Another application of such chain conditions is in Noetherian induction also known as well-founded induction which is a generalization of mathematical induction.
