Sentence examples for characterize up from inspiring English sources
This system can monitor and characterize up to three TEGs simultaneously and it is comprised by two main electronic circuits: The first one is composed by twelve input channels being three for reading voltage, three for reading current by making use of instrumentation amplifiers (reference ACS712) and six thermocouples for signal reading (<400 °C).
Abnormal liver function tests commonly manifest a cholestatic pattern with elevated alkaline phosphatase and γ-glutamyl transferase levels that characterize up to 62% of patients with rheumatic polymyalgia [ 25].
We prove that these two functions characterize, up to the automorphism exchanging the two letters, the language of factors of each single infinite Sturmian word.
Each material of the PM microgenerator is magnetically or electrically characterized up to 375 °C.
Second, objects are always characterized up to isomorphism (in the best cases, up to a unique isomorphism).
At the present time the linac has been tested and the electron beam characterized up to the maximum operating energy (150 MeV).
Finally, the thermal diffusivity of coatings was characterized up to 523 K with the use of laser flash method and thermal conductivities of coatings were determined.
We show that every unitary representation π of a connected Lie group G is characterized up to quasi-equivalence by its complete moment set.
Similarly, the ordered field of real numbers, (R, 0, 1, +, ×, <), can be characterized up to isomorphism by the first-order axioms for an ordered field, together with the second-order sentence expressing the least-upper-bound property.
It is hard to resist the temptation to think that category theory embodies a form of structuralism, that it describes mathematical objects as structures since the latter, presumably, are always characterized up to isomorphism.
The sensor array is also characterized up to 1.4 MPa and the sensitivities of 13.7 fF/kPa and 13.4 fF/kPa is observed at temperatures of 20 ℃ and 180 ℃, respectively.
