Sentence examples for construction of a frame from inspiring English sources
Initial judgments based on these pre-existing constructs in relation to the context of the new case, lead to the construction of a frame 17 that limits and gives direction to the rest of the cognitive process.
The result presented in this paper is the formal construction of a frame algorithm for an integrated assessment rather than its application and corresponding detailed calculations which are underway (research project GLOWA-Elbe: Global Change of the Water Cycle).
It starts with construction of a frame that separates eligible women into strata according to where they live.
The first half cycle of the driving waveform is used to generate expanding cycles for construction of a frame image with 200 x 200 pixels.
Recognizing those problems, a flexible multi-step construction of a house frame structure has been proposed, in order to reduce costs and adapt to the current needs of the end users.
In [11], for the support with infinite cardinality, a continuous to finite (CTF) block consisting construction of a finite frame and recovering the joint support was proposed in recovery stage.
The fixator design and application followed the general principles as outlined by Catagni with the emphasis on construction of a stable frame configuration [31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36].
Our surveys were emailed via distribution lists as privacy considerations prevented the construction of a sampling frame from official sources.
The comparative rarity, marginalisation and illicit nature of injecting drug use impede the construction of a sampling frame, making the representativeness of our sample impossible to measure.
Mr. Adolfson is in the middle of overseeing construction of an aluminum frame for a road version of "Rent". The piece, perhaps 12 feet high and 20 feet long, is part of a jump set, which means it must be easily broken down to be sent ahead to the next city for the touring production.
The first work to be undertaken on Skerryvore itself was the construction of a six-legged frame on top of which a wooden barrack to house 40 men was placed.
