Sentence examples similar to coherent assimilation from inspiring English sources
This paper describes the assimilation of all this research into a coherent building simulation methodology that could be used by building practitioners to assess future overheating risks of a range of buildings, and provide guidance for applying adaptation solutions to prevent defined comfort thresholds being exceeded.
Our primary objective in this paper is to study three migration processes – selection, assimilation and return migration – in a single and coherent framework.
Both may have reservations about whether universal reason can be made part of a coherent and recognisable Islamic world-view, and might stand against an aggressive demand for assimilation, one that would be rejected as unfair by Muslims more comfortable with multiculturalism.
The most coherent response to eCO2 across all simulations is an increase in WUE and iWUE (assimilation rate divided by stomatal conductance), with relative responses varying between 0.6 and 1.2 (Table 6), i.e. roughly doubling WUE for a doubling in atmospheric CO2 concentration.
But the most important process during the spreading of rumours is the one of assimilation: certain aspects of the rumour are changed to make the story more coherent in the mind of the listener.
This paper investigates the use of various data assimilation (DA) approaches for the reconstruction of the unsteady flow past a cylinder in the presence of incident coherent gusts.
Assimilation is discussed, but assimilation to what?
That was pure assimilation.
His assimilation had begun.
There is no assimilation".
