Given, let us introduce some basic concepts on the Hill's equation (2.1).
Regardless of whether students were exposed to the most simple or the most complex visual treatment, their ability to explain basic concepts on the posttest was comparable.
In other words, there seems to be an important lacuna in the psychiatric literature concerning the interview-relevant basic concepts on the nature of symptom and sign (what Berrios calls the "psychiatric object" [ 4, 42] and the methods used to elicit and describe them.
To obtain the method of security diagnosis, this paper firstly analyses the basic concept on the safety standards of power supply and obtains the quantitative indicators by confirming the relevant regulations and evaluation index of "supply security".
With the transition to more advanced gaming hardware, series artist Keiji Inafune explained that the development of Mega Man X involved reinventing Mega Man through gameplay expansion and a more mature storyline while still maintaining the basic concepts on which the franchise was built.
This chapter: (i) summarizes basic concepts on how the system works, (ii) addresses methods of monitoring the water status, (iii) presents the crop responses to drought, and (iv) addresses the environmental and genetic differences in water-use efficiency and product quality.
espite the pyrotechnics that today's video game programmers can muster, the basic concept of the one-on-one fighting game has not changed since the mid-80's era of the arcade machine called Karate Champ: two characters battle, one survives.
Although research on Zika virus vaccines has surged, little funding for research is focused on the basic concepts of the virus, or on anti-viral treatments for the disease, says Pardo-Villamizar, who is involved in Latin American studies of Zika virus and Guillain-Barre syndrome.
Section 2 explains the basic concepts on image graphs and introduces the terminology and notation to be used throughout the text.
In the following, some basic concepts on fractional derivatives and on the stability properties of fractional linear/nonlinear systems are briefly illustrated.
Relatively early in his career, when he was still under the sway of Fichte, the Neo-Kantians, and Bergson he defined philosophy as science [gakumon], i.e. unified conceptual knowledge, more specifically the first and universal science that "reflects on the basic concepts of the particular sciences in general and constructs of them one system of knowledge".
