Sentence examples for basic schematic from inspiring English sources
So that forces you to think about the larger shape of the story — and some of that thinking may have worked its way into stories in this collection, like "Victory Lap" and "Tenth of December," where (unusual for me) I had a basic schematic idea of what the action would be pretty early in the process.
Fig. 3 Basic schematic for hydrolysis simulations in model.
Figure8 shows a basic schematic block diagram of feature-based methods.
The basic schematic design of SNW is depicted in Figure 22.
A basic schematic of this gradient is displayed in Fig. 1.
A basic schematic of NR blur assessment is shown by the flowchart given in Figure2.
The basic bowtie simple schematic consists of two identical tapers used directly from the transmission line model to compute the input impedance matching at any frequency providing the resonance.
Based on these criteria, our approach provides a very basic form of schematic memory: (1) our material has an associative structure, although simple; (2) schemas are not defined based on specific episodic information, material is learned fast but across multiple instances; (3) specific features are predictive while others are not; (4) schemas could be expanded and adapted to new material.
Based on these criteria, our approach provides a very basic form of schematic memory: (1) our material has an associative structure, although simple; (2) schemas are not defined based on specific episodic information, material is learned fast but across multiple instances; (3) specific features are predictive while others are not; and (4) schemas could be expanded and adapted to new material.
This paper aims to identify, organize, and map the different elements contributing to the material selection process for buildings, and generate a schematic of basic material selection considerations for an architectural design project.
The position of the seven lakes is indicated on a schematic map, basic limnological characteristics are provided in [ 57].
