Sentence examples for application of this function from inspiring English sources
The application of this function to practical problems is explored.
To examine their overall impact on reservoirs, a temperate reservoir in Australia was taken as example for the application of this function.
An important application of this function is a method for representing ((p,q -Bernstein polynomials in different ways.
We report application of this mapping function to a 50-week, multicenter, international, open-label study of long-acting risperidone in patients with schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder.
The application of this flexibility function approach is demonstrated by considering the free vibrations of rectangular plates with two opposite edges simply supported and mid-point supports on the other two edges which are otherwise free.
As a result, application of this scoring function can be a useful first step in kinase actives lead discovery workflows.
The difficulty in the application of this anisotropy function lies in its non-differentiability for the directions with corners in the energy polar plots, as indicated by gray vectors in the bottom plots of Fig. 7, which are also perpendicular to the interface of the Wulff shape.
The MOMA objective function was introduced to the flux balance analysis to compare the wild-type and mutant organisms [ 16]; however, in this study we extended the application of this objective function to compare balanced fluxes of metabolisms operating two different but successive environmental conditions: non-limited and N-limited conditions.
The mesh was then refined twice with the function refinemesh and further improved with a final application of the function jigglemesh.
This paper presents basic information on the research, classification, and application of the functions of tree species and their communities (mainly forest) in Slovakia.
The application of this gain-of-function screening assay to the SNX-PX-BAR family found that SNX1, SNX5, SNX9, SNX18 and SNX33 all elevated macropinosome formation when overexpressed.
