Sentence examples for available fundamental from inspiring English sources

For constant coefficients, the solutions of these elliptic PDEs are sought as linear combinations of explicitly available fundamental solutions (free-space Greens functions), as in the method of fundamental solutions (MFS).

In view of the critical role of the underlying uncertainties of the reaction model in future progress of combustion chemistry modeling, Foundational Fuel Chemistry Model 1.0 (FFCM-1) was developed with uncertainty minimization against available fundamental combustion data of H2, H2/CO, CH4, CH2O, and C2H6.

Because physiological signals measured and processed by BSNs involve patient privacy, security mechanisms must be developed to secure BSNs, and therefore the adoption of available key negotiation protocols is fundamental.

Despite a wealth of available data, fundamental questions about retroviral maturation remain unanswered.

Here we review the genetic and molecular tools and resources available for fundamental and applied carotenoid research, emphasizing recent achievements in carotenoid engineering and potential future objectives for carotenoid research in plants.

There is less money available for fundamental, 'blue skies' research, which is often credited with developing innovative technologies.

"What has become abundantly clear in this case in La Loche is there are absolutely no services available, no fundamental basic services to the people there, save and except for the school itself".

However, and despite this available data, fundamental questions persist regarding the precise molecular determinants that mediate the rate of slow inactivation, the basis for cooperativity and the relationship between slow inactivation and the structural integrity of the selectivity filter (Hoshi and Armstrong, 2013).

As technology becomes more cost effective, the amount and scale of data available for answering fundamental questions about the underlying genetic contribution to phenotypic outcomes of interest has dramatically increased.

We have purposely avoided a blanket exclusion of other areas of law from legal aid by making an exceptional funding scheme available to protect fundamental rights of access to justice.

In both these cases, there seems to be nothing more fundamental available to which the consistency could be reduced other than logic itself.