Sentence examples for comprise I from inspiring English sources

Business process families comprise (i) a variability modeling perspective, (ii) a process model template (or reference model), and (iii) mappings between (i) and (ii).

The data, gathered in 2011 2013, comprise (i) semi-structured interviews with 20 stakeholders in the upland management sector, and (ii) an investigation, utilising the Delphi method, of the objectives and rationales of 17 upland estates engaged in rewilding.

The developed WADC comprise (i) a real-time mode estimation module, (ii) synchrophasor's communication latency computation module, and (iii) phasor-based oscillation damping algorithm executing in a real-time hardware prototype controller.

The decisions to be made comprise (i) the selection of the hubs, (ii) the allocation of the spoke nodes to the hubs, (iii) the flow distribution through the sub network defined by the hubs and (iv) the capacity level at which each hub should operate.

Those comprise (i) the existence of legacy code that needs to be ported, (ii) the lack of high-level and use case specific frameworks that facilitate a smoother transition, or (iii) the scarcity of profiles with the balanced skill sets between the technological and scientific domains.

It is then possible to give a precise version and a proof of the adequacy condition (T) in a meta-science, whose principles comprise: (i) general logical axioms, (ii) special axioms that depend upon the object theory we consider, and (iii) axioms for dealing with the fundamental properties of the structural notions, i.e., principles of proof and definition by induction.

Here especially the superconducting magnetic coil system – comprising, i.a., narrow support elements (NSEs) and bolted connections – is considered.

Therefore, information about their photointegrity which comprises (i) stable absorbance and (ii) absence of UV-induced molecular breakdown, is fundamental.

The impedance spectra were modeled using an equivalent circuit comprising: (i) Li-ion conduction in the solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) film.

[There are] three additional areas of upside potential with these comprising: (i) More favourable European spectrum auction rules, (ii) A potential bid from AT&T, (iii) Establishing network differentiation through Project Spring [investment in infrastructure].

Three different material behaviors, typical of those encountered during cold and hot working, were investigated; these comprised (i) strain hardening, (ii) rigid, perfectly plastic, and (iii) flow softening types of behavior.