Sentence examples for as the partitioning of from inspiring English sources
Kolkata experienced a high rate of population growth for more than a century, and events such as the partitioning of Bengal in 1947 and warfare in Bangladesh in the early 1970s precipitated massive population influxes.
Soil water infiltration influences groundwater recharge and potential top soil loss by erosion, as well as the partitioning of runoff into slow flow and quick flow.
Such systems are of practical importance in the design of chemical separation processes as well as the partitioning of semivolatile species in atmospheric aerosols.
Image segmentation is defined as the partitioning of an image into no overlapping, constituent regions that are homogeneous, taking into consideration some characteristic such as intensity or texture [1, 2].
Automatically evaluating the compliance of a face image to such requirements needs a precise knowledge of the image structure, intended as the partitioning of the image into its main components (face, hair, clothes and background regions).
Evaporation rates were measured during the warm season (May – October) over three consecutive years (2007 2009) to gain insights into the climatic and limnological factors driving evaporation, as well as the partitioning of energy balance components at seasonal and interannual time scales.
The Robinson-Foulds [ 26] distance between the two trees, defined as the total number of partitions of tips implied by one tree but not the other, was 8494.
It was defined as such by the UN, at the partition of British-ruled Palestine in 1947.
In the past partition usually occurred when a deal was struck between two powerful neighboring states at the expense of the state that was partitioned, as with the partitioning of Poland between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union.
In their study, the use of PEG and sodium citrate as ATPS for the partitioning of GMP has been proposed.
We interpret these changes as being due to the partitioning of the JM region from the membrane surface.
