Sentence examples for configuration identity from inspiring English sources
The pair of unchanged and reflected copies of each configuration is invariant under reflection because the two transformations that were applied to the original configuration (identity and reflection) constitute the entire symmetry group.
A detailed comparison of modules with an identical domain configuration revealed that identity between one or more domains does not equate with identity over the whole module (see Figure 7).
Comparisons between the distinct configurations and identities of amino acids in the vicinity of ATP phosphate groups in the CII and CI halves are depicted in Fig. 6.
We summarize our findings by emphasizing the active role of accounting in relation to strategy formulation, the configuration of the identity of the key strategic actor, and in constituting strategy and strategic change.
The examination of two local conflicts sharply brought to the fore that in interaction with these dynamics 'the locals' are forced to continuously enhance their flexibility in face of an ever-increasingly complex configuration of livelihood, identity and alliances.
The course considers how cultural texts and movements both articulated and contested 'official' notions and configurations of a national identity in Brazil, configurations that often expose complex racial, gender and class discourses involved in the development of Brazil.
Plant species in fragmented populations are affected by landscape structure because persistence within and migration among inhabited patches may be influenced by the identity and configuration of surrounding habitat elements.
The paper concludes by reflecting on the configuration of pragmatism and identity in Astana's approach to the EU and discussing the peculiarities of the bloc's power over Kazakhstan.
This allowed us to examine neural activity associated with different types of non-matching object/stimuli configurations (object order vs identity).
I likewise envision, aided perhaps by my "fortune-telling genes," the transformation of European identity from a configuration of borders and regulations to a wholehearted acceptance of its essence and strength — the meeting of its many peoples on common ground.
