Sentence examples for as explained in reference from inspiring English sources

As explained in reference [51], the combination of the dynamic envelope type with the textured noise waveform (i.e., stimulus TD) can be regarded as a simplified micromechanical model for the production of textured vibrations during the compression of a natural, heterogeneous material such as gravel, sand, or snow.

As she explained in reference to Cardinal Meisner: "I think it's far more interesting to talk to somebody who is less wishy-washy and tells you straight what they think.

The angle between axes is obtained by the scalar product of those vectors as it is explained in reference [ 21].

Further steps are necessary to perform dynamic optimization of the preview manoeuvre, as explained in detail in reference [10].

As explained in the references cited in note 26 above, this depends on Kant's cosmological conception, developed in his Universal Natural History and Theory of the Heavens (1755), of the structure of the universe as a whole as consisting of an indefinitely extended nested sequence of ever larger rotating (galactic) systems.

The application of energy efficient Induction Machines (IM) is explained in reference to power consumption savings.

As explained in detail in the reference, Equation5is derived from the theoretical assumption of equalising the source and sink temperature by using a reversible power cycle to transport the heat.

Even smoking addiction has a very sharp effect on DNA methylation pattern among South Asians and Europeans as explained in Section 3.5 with reference to AHRR locus (Elliott et al., 2014; Monick et al., 2012).

Cognitive radio (CR) systems, as explained in [2] and references therein, propose to better utilize the spectrum by allowing an opportunistic access to it.

The absence of Halothermothrix was expected because this genus contains only the species present in M1, which were removed from the database of reference, as explained in Subsection 3.2.

The DCP data model and the scheme of the DCP emulator are illustrated in Fig. 4 where each block in Fig. 4 a represents a data type (using C language for reference, [35]) as explained in Table 1. Figure 4 b shows a simple diagram of the DCP emulator file relationship.