Sentence examples for concept of conditions from inspiring English sources

Yet, a lack of sanctions renders the whole concept of conditions meaningless.

Senter and Dotson [[28], p.375] introduced the concept of condition (I) as follows.

This chapter focuses on the concept of condition monitoring (CM) and its role in maintenance.

The concept of condition number is used to investigate the relative reliability of various possible dual indentation techniques.

Following Xu [19, 22] for the reduction of positive definite matrices, we will use the concept of condition numbers to compare the performances of reduction methods for lattice vectors.

Furthermore in the same example it is shown how the concept of condition indicators might be applied to develop a cost optimal maintenance strategy composed of preventive and corrective repair measures.

The design concept of conditioned atria gains increasing popularity in commercial and service buildings all over the world, but is still not a common building design in the residential sector.

Extending the concept of condition dependence, a series of studies have begun to analyze how immune activation affects gene expression regulation by explicitly perturbing primary cells in culture and then contrasting eQTL profiles with baseline [ 84– 86].

The concept of "reference conditions" describes the benchmark against which current conditions are compared when assessing the status of water bodies.

A modified version of the FAS developed by Currie et al. [ 21] was used as a proxy of SES status; the scale is based on the concept of material conditions in the family.

Or take the example of the Brazilian law against slave labour (trabalho escravo) which encompasses the concept of "degrading conditions of work".