Sentence examples for concept comprising a from inspiring English sources

This paper proposes a technological concept comprising a biomass gasifier to supply fuel to an engine generator to provide electricity to the village.

The presented heat pipes are gravity assisted and based on a multi-layer concept comprising a ceramic cladding and an inner metal tube that contains sodium as the working fluid.

Methods: Since metallic indium is unfit for the manufacture of a brachytherapy source, the feasibility, safety and dosimetric properties of a design concept comprising a linear array of ceramic In2O3 spheres within a thin-walled, superelastic Ni/Ti capsule are investigated.

Health literacy is a multi-dimensional concept comprising a range of cognitive, affective, social, and personal skills and attributes.

Family cohesion, the only health concept comprising a single item in both CHQ-PF50 and CHQ-CF87, is also transformed to a 0 100 scale.

The primary first wall (PFW) panels of the ITER blanket concept comprise a bi-metallic copper alloy/stainless steel water-cooled heatsink faced with a plasma facing material.

The initial concept comprised a small mobile CAD/CAM unit integrating a computer, keyboard, trackball, foot pedal and optoelectronic mouth camera as input devices, a monitor and a machining compartment.

The MESA design concept comprises a fully self-contained sensing and signal transduction system, such that binding of ligand to the receptor induces signaling via an orthogonal mechanism to regulate expression of a target gene.

3) a,b,c indicate groupings for years that are not statistically different from one another at the p < 0.05 level The final data integration into concepts, comprising a synthesis of the qualitative interview findings and quantitative survey results, and aligned to SDT domains of Autonomy, Competence and Relatedness, is summarized in Table  3.

Hegelianism, which marks the culmination of speculative philosophy, Feuerbach charged, does not demonstrate its own truth, because its contrast between sensory reality and intellectual concept comprises an irresoluble contradiction.

These concepts comprise an exposure assessment, the selection of functional groups and the classification according to their biological functions.