Sentence examples for concepts to characterize from inspiring English sources
Here, we will use such concepts to characterize the resolution that can be obtained with joint spatial and angular measurements, based on the localization properties of receptive profiles.
In Sects. 3 and 4, we use these concepts to characterize the empirically observable trajectories and to formulate economic laws and models based on evidence.
CALINE4 is a Gaussian dispersion model that employs a mixing zone concept to characterize pollutant dispersion over the roadway.
Later, the author expanded the use of this concept to characterize the work of HCPs whose basic function is to provide care [ 19].
Based on these results, "avoidance behavior" was an appropriate concept to characterize the stepwise behavioral responses, as reported in previous research [ 28].
Central to our approach is the use of the genomic signature concept to characterize the plant stress phenotype and provide a link to the underlying network pathways, modules, and eventually genes.
With these initial prototypes, we seek to demonstrate proof of concept, to characterize the value of information, and to determine decision rules for using new types of data and knowledge in risk assessment.
Orofacial esthetics (OE) or appearance is a dimension of oral health-related quality of life [ 12], a comprehensive and important concept to characterize how individuals perceive their oral health, and it can be measured by the Orofacial Esthetics Scale (OES).
This, in turn, leads him to distinguish sharply between "categories" and "existentialia"—i.e., between the philosophical concepts used to characterize entities that answer to a "what" question and those that answer to a "who" question: "Existentialia and categories are the two basic possibilities for characters of being.
