Sentence examples for catalog of structured from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we report on a three-year research effort to compile and to empirically validate a catalog of structured decision descriptions (decision records) for UML-based DSMLs.

An almost complete catalog of crystal structures for the enzymes of the type II fatty acid biosynthesis pathway can now be exploited in the rational design of new inhibitors, as well as the recently published crystal structures of type I FAS complexes.

In 1936, Danielli, who was probably the most influential author in the field at the time, discussed a complete catalog of possible membrane structures in addition to his paucimolecular model [ 101].

This is access to a catalog of several hundred tensegrity structures that are held rigidly together with incompressible struts and inextendable cables connecting point nodes.

It reverses the traditional catalog structure of making text the primary identifier.

The catalog structure of the store remains the same for all store views.

His latest book, Wall Street Potholes, is a catalog of bad buys, from nontraded real estate funds to "structured notes" structured to make the brokers rich.

The catalog contains structures of all molecules sorted according to their molecular weight and various properties (e.g. HBD and HBA count, XlogP, number of rotatable bonds, number of aromatic rings and InChIKey values).

Substantial analysis is devoted to that problem, but first let us complete the catalog of tools and information flow structures.

In conclusion, the large community-based cohorts with a 3-generational family structure, accompanying minority cohorts with a parallel examination structure, an extensive catalog of available traits, and the availability of substantial omics resources and biosamples establish the FHS as uniquely suited for the American Heart Association CV-GPS initiative.

Taxonomies are utilized in e-catalogs to facilitate customers navigating through a marketplace with the help of hierarchically structured concepts.