Sentence examples for comprises i from inspiring English sources

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

The SM comprises i) relational intensive, (ii) relational possessive and (iii) relational circumstantial processes, each of which may be attributive or identifying in nature.

Now, what exactly that comprises I can't tell you — my guess is they're really just getting a cheap netbook ready to go with whatever Google announces when Chrome OS hits prime time.

The design of AFPC comprises (I) an initial training phase (off-line and supervised), which generates a meaningful start-classifier, (II) an online application phase, and finally (III) an evolvement phase (online and unsupervised).

RadiaLE comprises (i) the hardware components of the WSN testbed and (ii) a software tool for setting-up and controlling the experiments, automating link measurements gathering through packets-statistics collection, and analyzing the collected data, allowing for LQEs evaluation.

It comprises (i) a quartz crystal microbalance, (ii) a planar Langmuir probe and (iii) a calorimetric (Gardon) probe, which allows to measure the deposition rate, typical plasma parameters (plasma density and electron temperature) and the total energy input into a growing film.

These, with Empire of the Sun, which dealt with some of his other ghosts, comprised, I think, his best work.

And to establish what such a reform programme should comprise, I would go with the "Real Change" proposal and have the 1,000 meetings around the country.

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.

This study describes a comprehensive approach to the preparation of novel polymer electrolytes comprising (i) oligo ethylene oxide) solvating chains and conjugated furan chromophores, both grafted onto a film-forming chitosan backbone and (ii) lithium perchlorate as the ionic conductor.

Unlike other existing beam theories, the present GBT formulation incorporates non-classical effects comprising (i) elastic material couplings, (ii) deformation of cross-section contour, (iii) warping deformation and (iv) shear deformation.