Sentence examples for by three characteristics from inspiring English sources

According to van Dijk [1], new media are defined by three characteristics: (1) they integrate telecommunications, data communications and mass communications into a single platform, (2) their content is interactive and (3) they are available in a digital form.

The seventh theme associated with high performing hospitals interdisciplinary teamwork was represented by three characteristics.

Circadian clocks are characterized by three characteristics: (1) They sustain a near-24-hr rhythm under constant conditions; (2) the rhythm is stable under a wide range of conditions, e.g., at different temperatures; and (3) the rhythm can be entrained, i.e., it can adjust to environmental cues like day−night cycles (Dunlap et al. 2007).

Such were the principal territorial acquisitions of Louis IX; the balance of his work, however, was to be affected further by three characteristic events.

The occurrence of swelling, disruptive boiling, splashing and the formation of coke were clearly identified by three characteristic combustion times.

These responses of the rough electrode are described by three characteristic frequencies: charge transfer frequency, anomalous Warburg frequency and the electric double layer charging frequency.

By nondimensionalizing the coupled-process equations for transport and nonlinear biodegradation, we show that transport behavior is controlled by three characteristic parameters: the effective maximum specific growth rate, the relative half-saturation constant, and the relative substrate-utilization coefficient.

These categories of external and internal professionalization will be operationalized by three characteristic items each that yield information on teachers' professional development activities and provide information on teachers' principles with regard to learning to use ICT respectively, over the preceding 2 years.

With respect to mental imagery, this lack of congruent emotional response might be explained by three characteristic features of depressive thinking.

Circadian rhythms can be defined by three characteristic features, namely a period length of about 24 hr, the ability to be reset or entrained by periodic light or temperature cues, and the ability to run stably within the physiological range of changes in nutrients or temperature (temperature compensation) (Bell-Pedersen et al. 2005; Fuller et al. 2014).

Local and tree averaged E property increases with cambial age according to a sigmoid profile that can be described by three characteristic parameters: Ep: MOE at pith, E30: average MOE at 30 months cambial age E2i: average MOE at 2 times inflection point of cambial age vs. MOE Fibre properties were obtained from a disk sampled in the middle of the intermediate log.