Sentence examples for being described here for from inspiring English sources
This method is being described here for the first time: it was found to be very successful, reducing the maximum stress at a 90° fillet by about a factor of 2. The second approach involved using commercial software (modeFrontier) to carry out a more systematic search of possible variable-radius designs using multiple finite element models.
In addition to the major spliceoforms, the polymorphism affects all the minor ones, including ones with additional deletions in exon 2 (c and d) and those without a TR domain, the latter association being described here for the first time.
A procedure is described here for sound intensity determination without the error sources described above.
An alternative data stratification procedure is described here for the identification of different response functions in agricultural ecosystems.
Regulatory interactions that are shown using a black line have previously been published; interactions shown using a green line are described here for the first time.
In particular, the importance of electron delocalization on low temperature hydrocarbon reactivity and its role in determining OS in engine fuel is described here for the first time.
The A. nancymaae erythrocyte proteome is described here for the first time, as a starting point for more in-depth/extensive studies.
An architecture is described here for organisational decision support that was developed from the requirements and was subsequently used to create a prototype integrated decision support environment (IDSE).
A new microwave sensor coupled with molecularly imprinted silica is described here for the first time in order to detect iprodione fungicide in hydroalcoholic medium.
These communities' habitats are described here, for the first time, in terms of faunal assemblage, substrate nature, and presence/absence of chemosynthetic species.
The unique time-interleaving technique used in this ionosonde provided a Doppler resolution of 0.04 Hz over a Doppler range of ±2.5 Hz at each sounding frequency via FFT processing and is described here for the first time.
