Sentence examples for basic knowledge on the from inspiring English sources
We state some basic knowledge on the Herz spaces.
As will be shown below, it proves that some basic knowledge on the channel (delay spread and power delay profile) can already help improve the method.
Locals were also found to have some basic knowledge on the relationship between the likelihood of groundwater occurrence and geomorphological settings.
The main goal of this study is to provide basic knowledge on the seismic performance of hollow reinforced concrete and prestressed concrete bridge columns.
Basic knowledge on the species⬢ genetic variation, environmental adaptation, and phenotypic plasticity is required to assess its potential for climate change adaptation, but sufficient information is lacking.
EEG and f MRI can be recorded simultaneously and can provide basic knowledge on the relation of the two mechanisms of signal generation.
In this context, only a scientific approach involving innovative nanoscale techniques can be the way to further improve the basic knowledge on these crucial aspects related to surfaces and interfaces, which can be ultimately useful both for the material growers and for the device makers.
In Section 2, we recall some basic knowledges on the maximum principle of cooperative systems as well as the eigenvalues of cooperative matrices.
This proof-of-concept study presents an apparatus that can be used by clinicians facing the challenge of improving basic knowledge on osseointegration, for the design of equipment for load bearing exercises and for rehabilitation programs.
Phase I (first 2 years) consists of five terms which includes ten modules, of which the "Neurosciences" module (4 weeks) deals with the basic knowledge on development, structure and function of the nervous system.
Although the relevant advances in basic knowledge on fibrosis obtained in the last 20 years have greatly promoted clinical applications pivotal for patient management, caution should be applied when translating basic concepts into clinical practice.
