Sentence examples for chapter we compare the from inspiring English sources
In this chapter, we compare the anatomical organization of the axial networks, the role of identified spinal neurons, and their interactions in rhythmogenesis in four species: lamprey, zebrafish, Xenopus tadpole, and salamander.
In this chapter, we compare the study designs used in clinical pharmacogenetic research, with a brief explanation and a summary of the pros and cons of the different designs.
In the following chapter we compare sensing and regulating mechanisms of the two insect-associated organisms, P. luminescens and Y. enterocolitica, thus identifying strategies which might be important for insect colonization and pathogenicity.
In Chapter 8, we compare the main controlling factors for the effect of low salinity/engineered water injection (LSWI/EWI) on oil recovery from both sandstone and carbonate rocks.
In this chapter, we analyze and compare the performance of the proposed algorithm with three popular routing algorithms: Epidemic [6], Spray and Wait [8], and the Prophet [9].
This chapter will compare the manufacturing, use, performance, design, analysis, market, and supply needs of each industry and what each industry can learn from the other.
This chapter will first compare the differences between these technologies and discuss how RFID technology can perform better than barcode technology in various aspects.
The next three chapters compare the human senses of smell, vision, and hearing with those of other creatures.
The chapter also compares the mechanical properties of a renewable resource-based dispersion with those of two petroleum-based dispersions.
This chapter also compares the performance of the PSO-based SVC and the PSO-based TCSC controllers with their GA-based design.
There is even a chapter that compares the general attributes of nerds with those of people with Asperger's syndrome: an inability to understand body language and facial expressions, odd ticks, awkward behavior, a dependence on predefined conditions, etc. .
