Sentence examples for context of domain from inspiring English sources
Domain reorientation is found to be strongly affected by switching stresses, which therefore have to be considered in the context of domain evolution modelling and fracture toughening.
This idea was not new and it had been studied in the context of domain theory [4] where the dislocated metrics were known as metric domains.
We intend to continue the study of regularity in hypertopologies viewed in the context of domain theory (in correlation with [10, 17]).
Applications of data clustering are very good examples of interactive data mining approaches [5] because evaluation of the quality of obtained clusters is only possible in the context of domain expert's expectations [6].
The relationships in Ontology are explicitly named and developed with specification of rules and constraints so that they reflect the context of domain for which the knowledge is modelled.
Further discussions stressed the necessity of elucidating the mode of evolution of multidomain proteins, particularly in the context of domain rearrangements.
Our results can be applied to the study of the above problems in the more general context of domains with fractal boundaries, but the detailed discussion of this technical point is beyond the scope of this paper.
An additional challenge arises in the context of domain-based phylogenies: when sequences with different overall multi-domain architectures are included in a phylogenetic reconstruction, the potential for errors increases dramatically.
In this case, the frataxin-rhodanese cassette appears to act as a supra domain of recombination [ 3] in the context of GRX domain evolution, because proteins where the GRX domain recombined exclusively either with the frataxin domain or with the rhodanese domain are not found.
We also identify domain combinations that, in the context of GRX domain evolution, appear to function as the supra-domains proposed by Vogel et al. [ 3].
Likewise, SCOP domain definitions and domain assignments have been consulted to understand the social contexts of domains.
