Sentence examples for basis of three elements from inspiring English sources

Defining the series on the basis of three elements (each with its own property: ḫāṣṣiyya), allows Avicenna to include the possibility of a multiplicity of intermediate terms (Ilāhiyyāt, VIII, 1, 327, 12 328, 3).

Pichault and Nizet (2000) suggest grouping together the practical differences in HRM between the five models on the basis of three elements: the level of formalization of the criteria adopted for HRM practices, their degree of flexibility and their degree of either centralization or decentralization.

The machine consisted of three elements.

It consists of three elements.

It was on the basis of these two elements of our brave new multiplatform world that the CW decided recently to order a full season of "Gossip Girl".

Consumer Choice Theory likewise describes how consumers decide what to buy on the basis of two fundamental elements: their budget constraints and their preferences.

Based on the theoretical framework of natural disaster system analysis (Shi 1996, 2002), this study maps potential storm surge impacts on populations and economies caused by tropical cyclones on the basis of three key factors: storm surge hazard, exposed elements, and natural environmental conditions.

On the basis of the law of definite proportions, Dalton deduced the law of multiple proportions, which stated that when two elements form more than one compound by combining in more than one proportion by weight, the weight of one element in one of the compounds is in simple, integer ratios to its weights in the other compounds.

By such a foundation Anthony established the basis for the Russian assimilation of the three elements of Byzantine monasticism: the writings of the early Egyptian and Palestinian monks, the eremitical practices of Mount Athos, and the communal spirituality in the rule of Constantinople's Stoudion monastery.

The present revised version of the measure consists of nine items developed on the basis of the nine process elements characterizing shared decision making, ranging from the disclosure that a decision needs to be made to a shared decision and arrangements of follow up.

For example, the discriminant gives a finite basis (with one element) for the invariants of binary quadratic forms.