Sentence examples for characterize the path from inspiring English sources
We use (A.9) for our exact analysis in order to characterize the path coverage features of the network.
Tools such as portfolios (Slater, 1997), clinical interviews (Duckworth, 1987), authentic assessment (Kamen, 1998), and concept mapping (Novak, 1998) have grown out of the research on cognitive models of learning, all of them attempting to characterize the path of an individual's conceptual change (Mintzes et al., 2005).
These include planning CT scans that characterize the path of the tumor over the entire tumor cycle (4DCT), external body frames and internal reference fiducials, compression devices, and respiratory gating systems to limit motion or synchronized radiation delivery with the breathing cycle.
They also included real effects of velocity structure, attenuation, and geometrical spreading so that they characterized the path effect correctly at high frequencies.
The second paper, "Characterizing the path coverage of random wireless sensor networks" by Noori et al., investigates the path coverage of a randomly deployed sensor network, which aims to monitor a circular path and discover any intruder trying to cross it.
In this context, the notions of both loading and response variables, which characterize the loading path applied to the specimen considered and its response path, are fundamental.
Postmortem analyses of the solid samples were performed to characterize the flow path and the sorbed actinides.
Hence, to better characterize the degradation path, it is needed to explicitly consider the uncertainty in CIT, which determines its "intercept" with time axis.
A performance index to characterize the active path interaction for source mass motion control up to 1000 Hz is analytically defined; it considers the passive phase interaction (caused by system dynamics) between the active mounts and the resulting system motion.
Two evaluation indices, namely the laterally dominant index and the effect index, are proposed to characterize the loading path and its effect on the compressive strength of confined concrete, respectively.
