Sentence examples for by certain combinations of from inspiring English sources
The plate deflection is approximated by certain combinations of beam functions.
The measures are defined via natural imbeddings of Besov spaces into Lebesgue classes by certain combinations of radial derivatives.
The kinematic distributions and multiplicities of jets are adequately modeled by certain combinations of next-to-leading-order calculations and parton shower models.
Unlike his contemporary, the Alexandrian anatomist Herophilus, who accepted the old theory of humoral pathology (i.e., that human temperament and features were determined by certain combinations of body fluids), Erasistratus held that health and disease and, in fact, the nature of life were intimately connected with the pneuma, which had affinities with the air people breathe.
"This work," Byrne continues, "has a greater aim than mere illustration; we do not introduce colors for the purpose of entertainment, or to amuse by certain combinations of tint and form, but to assist the mind in its researches after truth, to increase the facilities of instruction and to diffuse permanent knowledge".
Thus, these moments characterize the image signal at different spatial modes that are defined by certain combinations of the derivatives of the Gaussian functions.
Ordinary, non-graphing calculators don't usually allow you to type letters, but by typing certain combinations of numbers and then turning the calculator's display upside-down, you can mimic the look of certain words with the upside-down numbers.
The object of the game is to score the most points in the baza (a pile next to a player that contains the cards that the player gets after winning a trick) and by declarations (holding certain combinations of cards).
Also be wary of anyone who tries to solve a health problem by cutting out whole classes of foods you have long believed to be nutritious, such as all dairy products (unless, of course, you are allergic to milk), or by advising you to eat only certain combinations of foods or by prescribing large doses of supplements.
Under these conditions, a pathway-based analysis may compensate for the lack of statistical power due to insufficient sample size by making use of the much higher prior probability of true associations among certain combinations of genes, determined by their biological relationships, than among other, arbitrary combinations.
Our bioinformatic analysis of the Rbf1-bound regions clearly indicates that the regions occupied by Rbf1 are heterogeneous and that certain combinations of motifs are closely associated with functionally related genes.
