Sentence examples for concentrate on two aspects from inspiring English sources
We concentrate on two aspects of mentioned papers: we relax the assumptions on μ and on G by imposing some conditions related to the optimal control theory and we reduce the general problem by working with Lebesgue-Stieltjes integral equations and utilizing their methods and results.
Observers of the Belle saga have mostly concentrated on two aspects: they've castigated her for ostensibly glorifying vice or the exploitation of women; or they've mined her tale for morals about the perils of online anonymity.
The analysis concentrates on two aspects of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
The following article will update previous reviews (Hematol Oncol Clin North Am 1998; 12: 1283–1312; Thromb Haemost 1997; 78: 715–725) and will concentrate on three aspects: (1) The risk factors for acquiring TEs; (2) The confirmatory diagnostic tests used in children with TEs; and (3) The different antithrombotic agents used for prevention and treatment.
In this article we concentrate on three aspects of educational systems: the degree of differentiation, the degree of standardization, and the availability of resources.
In our further analysis, we have decided to concentrate on three aspects of knowledge: (1) knowledge objects, (2) knowledge forms and (3) knowledge positions.
Hsiao's research concentrated on four aspects of tactile perception: spatial form, texture, vibration, and the mechanism and role of selective attention in processing physical sensation.
Huselid had concentrated on three aspects of the measurement of the links between HRM practice and firm performance: staff turnover, organisational productivity and corporate financial performance.
But, Mr Henderson says proudly, "I'm the only one who concentrates on one aspect [of grammar]".
