Sentence examples for basic object of from inspiring English sources
In this research the population of baker's yeast is chosen as a basic object of control under the industrial fed-batch cultivation in bubbling bioreactor.
Dr. Seshagiri and others admit that the basic object of India's computer policy is to encourage indigenous manufacturers for home and office computers, and to curb imports except for the nation's most-advanced computer needs.
A 2-source extractor is a basic object of fundamental importance, and the previous best 2-source construction was Bourgain's extractor, requiring log(K) = for some small constant α>0.
The compound corresponds to a basic object of experience and seems to be a basic subject of predication: we say that Socrates lives in Athens, not that his matter lives in Athens.
Following Gadrey [19] and Gallouj [22], we distinguish four types of operations in freight transport: material operations (the basic object of transport), treatment of (codified) information, relational or contact operations, and methodological operations (Table 1).
The basic object of the game is for players to navigate a maze and capture jewels but the gameplay is sneakily teaching them core coding fundamentals, such as using limited syntax to express complex ideas, getting a grasp on order of operations, and learning debugging by being able to undo instructions when they make mistakes.
The basic objects of the blob machine are those automata, and the instructions let automata create new automata in specific ways so as to maintain a hierarchical organization (which facilitates both the mapping and the programming).
In fact, Wolf and Geisel's ingredients precisely match the basic objects of invariant harmonic analysis.
If particles were the basic objects of QFT how can it be that there are physical phenomena even if nothing is there according to this very ontology?
Finally, whatever view we take about the basic objects of intention actions or propositions it is a problem for the theory of intending as being embarked on intentional action that these objects can be logically complex.
