Sentence examples for classifications of modes from inspiring English sources
We have already mentioned some classifications of modes of governance, which have been suggested along various dimensions.
What our framework aims at though is offering a classification of modes of governance that entails particular actor roles.
It is shown that this previous classification of modes is insufficient to clarify the heavy fluid-shell coupling, especially in the critical frequency range.
This classification of modes of governance helps to chart the territory in which agential and epistemic inclusion are to be pursued.
In this light, we propose to put together a classification of modes of governance along two dimensions that allow for both an epistemic and an agential specification: their level of inclusiveness and their level of closure.
These include the analysis of common signature purposes in workflow, classification of these purposes, classification of modes of decision making associated with these signature purposes, signing and validation requirements for handling these signature purposes, and finally an architecture to be incorporated in workflow engines for handling these signature purposes.
The traditional classification of modes of speciation (allopatric, peripatric, parapatric, and sympatric) within a spatial context [ 5, 6] is currently revisited in the light of recent studies that integrate phylogenetic, ecological, and geographical data [ 3, 7, 8].
The comparison and classification of mode shapes using IP and PR provides a 'toolkit' to complement the conventional MAC approach.
A new classification of mode confusions by cause leads to a number of design recommendations for shared-control systems.
This allows an interpretation and classification of mode shapes beyond the classical mode shapes of tires that have been presented in the literature.
The paper is structured in the following way: "Classification of locomotion modes" section explains the basic locomotion modes for multi-crawler multi-arm robots.
