Sentence examples for appropriate phenomenon from inspiring English sources
We constructed an in silico cell model that mimics autonomous cell behaviors and applied it to cell sorting, which is a simple and appropriate phenomenon exhibiting self-organization of cell population.
To illustrate the performance of the approach, a case study is presented, which shows how an appropriate phenomena model for the growth rate of biomass in a fed-batch bioreactor can be inferred from data.
More are planned as different groups try to appropriate the phenomenon for their own ends.
More are planned for the coming weeks as different groups appropriate the phenomenon for their own ends.
When I say Tuttle is classically American, what I mean is that he belongs to a line of development that runs from Jackson Pollock and Barnett Newman through to James Turrell's skyspaces and appropriated geological phenomenon the Roden Crater.
It remains a challenge to find appropriate biological phenomena characterized by easy accessibility, fast sampling rate, high accuracy of measurement and variability of sampling rate.
This means that pseudomicelles did form a stable mixed pseudomicellar phase with regular micelles and under this state NCs could be manipulated in terms of appropriate electrophoretic phenomena (transport, accumulation, and release).
As the number of new aircraft featuring this tail configuration increases, there is a need for precise understanding of the phenomenon, appropriate tools for its prediction, and reliable benchmarking data.
Thus, ANFIS as an ANN based method which takes benefit of fuzzy inference system seems to be appropriate in spatial phenomenon like urban expansion.
Empirical inquiry activities aim to explore the range and varieties of pre-reflective experiential material that is appropriate for the phenomenon under study (39).
Benoliel [ 29] suggests that this approach is appropriate when the phenomenon of interest involves understanding experiences, meanings, and motivations of everyday life and the basic processes people use to deal with social situations to which they must adapt.
