Sentence examples for by the theory presented from inspiring English sources

The surface segregation in these thin films may be accurately described by the theory presented in Ref. [3].

Systematic comparison has been carried out between the experimental data with different tunnel fire configurations and the prediction by the theory presented in a previous paper by Zhang et al. The objective of such comparison is to validate the mechanism explained by the theory and its conclusions.

In order to prove the existence of a maximal attractor by the theory presented by Temam in [24], we have either to show the uniform compactness of the orbit of semigroup (S t)) for large time or to show that one can decompose (S t)) into two parts, (S_{1}(t)) and (S_{2}(t)), with (S_{1}(t)) being uniformly compact for large time and (S_{2}(t)) going to zero uniformly.

This provides a direct connection between the empirical nature of the evolution of adaptation at the phenotypic level and the nature of genetic change as described by the theory presented here.

This stabilization and sharpening of the trait as a whole clearly fits with the process of convergence predicted by the theory presented here, but it is not inherent to traditional theory.

Furthermore, as discussed further in the Supporting Information, the measured quantum capacitance vs gate voltage for graphene with no SLB behaves as expected by the theory presented in ref (6) for an impurity concentration of ∼10 cm–2, a reasonable value consistent with the literature of graphene properties.

By using the theory presented in this paper, a bistable mechanism can be designed to have a mechanical advantage.

Those claims seemed to raise doubts among the jurors, because in the theory presented by prosecutors, the driver of the car did not fire at either of the officers.

A size-dependent model of a three-layer microbeam including a flexoelectric dielectric layer is proposed based on the theory presented by Hadjesfandiari.

One technique for area measurement is based on the physical absorption of gas molecules to a surface following the theory presented by Brunauer, Emmet, and Teller (BET) [2 4].

After all, the theory presented by Auslander has to be considered as an exciting frame for working with the category mod Λ, incorporating what is called the Auslander Reiten theory (to deal with the irreducible maps), but this frame is much wider and allows for example to take into account families of modules an important feature of a module category.