Sentence examples for construction of potential from inspiring English sources

An upper bound kinematic approach, which involves construction of potential collapse kinematic fields with plastic hinge lines, is developed to evaluate the non-shakedown loads corresponding to the respective collapse modes.

Gladyshev [4, 11] provided a Finite State Machine (FSM) approach for the construction of potential attack scenarios discarding scenarios that disagree with the available evidence.

Expression profiling for multiple human and mouse tissues indicates correlations between expression of certain Rabs and the SNAREs, adaptors, and other proteins with which they interact [ 17] and facilitates construction of potential interaction hubs and prediction of novel pathways.

Although thrombosis initiated by bypass and staged ICA occlusion can also potentially occlude the lenticulostriate perforators originating from the aneurysm, this delayed occlusion of perforators allows the involved neurons to tolerate the ischemia or promotes the construction of potential lateral circulation.

The model allows the construction of effective potential energy surfaces as functions of the solvent coordinates and the separation of the reactant from the electrode surface.

Two earthquake catalogs are assembled from JMA catalogs for the construction of earthquake potential models.

The exploration of chemical kinetics and the construction of global potential energy surfaces for the decomposition of SSPs are believed to provide a comprehensive fundamental molecular level understanding of the reaction mechanism involved in the chemical vapour deposition.

Here process tracing did not lead to the construction of a potential causal mechanism.

An important consideration in the construction of this potential was that all energy terms are pairwise decomposable.

This allows the construction of a potential transcriptional network for WT1, highlighting important genomic regions and the TFs known to bind genes in these locations.

Aside from aiding in the construction of two potential causal mechanisms, combining fsQCA with in-depth country studies also aided in the development of theory, both in relation to the specific health impact of the MFA phase-out and to the relationship between trade liberalization and health more broadly.