Sentence examples for concepts of cohesion from inspiring English sources

Physiologist Von Mohl explored solute transport and the theory of water uptake by the roots using the concepts of cohesion, transpirational pull, capillarity and root pressure.

Edwards said these Jets, as they had come together, had epitomized the concept of cohesion.

It is observed that the optimum surface energy for seeded granulation in scooped granulator (used in this study) with rotational speed of 50 rpm is 3 J/m2, which is close to the value predicted by the concept of Cohesion number.

Proposition 8 concludes by arguing that attractive forces act immediately to infinity and by adding a "preliminary suggestion" (4:518) as to how one might be able to construct the concept of cohesion (which Kant understands as attraction that is restricted to contact).

The algorithm used in this paper is based on the principles of frequent pattern mining and the data mining concept of cohesion.

(X)\right|}{\left|D\right|} $$\end{document} S X = N X D The concept of cohesion within the scope of data mining can be readily extended to three-dimensional space.

Despite accumulating evidence of associations between social capital and health in public health research, a criticism of the field has been that researchers have exclusively focused on concepts of social cohesion to the exclusion of individual-level approaches.

Canonical correlation analysis was used to determine the strength of association between the four concepts of group cohesion (ATG-T, ATG-S, GI-T and GI-S) and the four items pertaining to leadership behaviour.

We apply a concept of structural cohesion to small networks of exchange and identify two dimensions of such networks that foster a group affiliation: the network-wide potential for inclusion in exchanges and the inequality of structural power.

This approach enabled us to identify those stations that had little or no potential at all and which had been established for essentially political reasons in countries where the concept of territorial cohesion had been applied in an inappropriate way.

The concept of 'community cohesion' was invoked by Cantle following some riots in a number of towns in England in the summer of 2001.