Sentence examples for changes to characterize from inspiring English sources
For the purposes of the large-scale climatology described here, we shall use the seasonal changes to characterize the temporal variability in the ocean's conductivity.
The sensor using parallel plate capacitor structure, the dielectric materials absorb or desorb water molecules made changes to dielectric constant, lead to the parallel plate capacitor values changes to characterize ambient humidity.
Risk assessments generally apply a health impact function combining a) risk estimates from the epidemiology literature that relate air quality changes and health outcomes, b) modeled or observed air quality changes to characterize exposure, c) the population at risk, and d) baseline health status (prevalence and incidence of disease) of that population.
It was a gigantic black eye, and I don't know what changed to characterize that any differently".
In an apparent bid to compromise with Moscow, the wording of the resolution, drafted by Australia, was changed to characterize the incident as the "downing" of the flight, instead of "shooting down," according to the final draft obtained by Reuters.
This study used annual mean temperature and total precipitation as climatic indices, and linear trend and variation change as change indices to characterize climate change quantitatively.
One way to address software changes is to characterize their causes and effects.
However, since the hemodynamic effects of PLR are usually sudden and transient, a fast-response continuous CO monitor is required to detect these changes and to characterize fluid responder patients accurately [4 6].
The volumetric mass transfer coefficient (kLa) is regarded as the transient change value to characterize the gas-liquid mass transfer process of CO2 in water.
This paper describes ongoing research that investigates empirical examples of system changes in order to characterize these changes and to develop a categorization scheme for framing and clarifying design approaches for proactively creating ilities in a system.
The changes were difficult to characterize exactly as the behaviour was not seen as typical for classical polymers.
