In the sequel, the problem is analysed and the identified sub-problems are concisely defined, mathematically formulated and solved.
Process intensification (PI) grew in importance in the chemical processing industry and may be concisely defined as: any chemical engineering development that leads to a substantially smaller, cleaner, safer and more energy efficient technology.
To attenuate this phenomenon, default parameters were modified to prevent the merging of distinct sub-pockets, yielding more concisely defined and consistent cavities amenable to BSC studies.
Its teachings center on "Slack" (always capitalized), which is never concisely defined, except in the claim that Dobbs embodies the quality.
This was concisely defined by Lord Goff in Lipkin Gorman v Karpnale as "Where an innocent defendant's position is so changed that he will suffer an injustice if called upon to repay or to repay in full, the injustice of requiring him so to repay outweighs the injustice of denying the plaintiff restitution".
Much more validation-type research measuring a full range of concisely defined early temperament traits for the purpose of subsequent correlation with discipline specific performance is required.
Motivation & impact provide an opportunity to concisely define your niche.
We concisely define a cluster by its mathematical description provided in Section 2.2.
We thus decided to concisely define the core cellulose secretome (Fig. 5) and further corroborate gene/protein complements.
Comprised of a large steel seven-segment display unit, seven servo motors, a manual chain hoist and a proximity sensor, this sculpture concisely defines the very nature of our day to day invisible interactions.
It is therefore essential, not only to concisely define the biological basis of temperament, but also to identify very carefully which components (at the level of both specific behaviors and behavioral predispositions) are required to achieve success within a given discipline.
