Sentence examples for context of reproducing from inspiring English sources

In the first of these generalizations, sampling itself is placed in the more general context of reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces of functions defined on an abstract set.

The epilogue treats possible extensions to the more general contexts of reproducing kernel theory and of abstract harmonic analysis, using locally compact abelian groups.

Complex mathematical models of the tissue capable of reproducing its biomechanical properties in the context of FE models are therefore necessary in order to accurately compute the wall tension throughout the entire aneurysm.

In this context, the application of an intermingled fractal unit's procedure capable of reproducing porous microstructure as well as predicting thermal conductivity has been proposed.

Solo is incapable of reproducing that force.

The interest in this initiative led us to evaluate the feasibility of the GRADE system in the particular context of Spain, by reproducing its initial pilot studies [ 6] through an actual trial to prepare recommendations based on material taken from national CPGs and supported by the original GRADE technical documents translated into Spanish [ 7].

This includes the identification and presentation of relevant metadata that allows the results to be objectively evaluated and interpreted in a biological context and reproduced in the laboratories of other scientists.

In this study, a constrained Kalman filter is designed in the context of a dynamic model reproducing the cell energy metabolism.

The architecture and context of blood vessels are difficult to reproduce in vitro, and most developing blood vessels in vivo are relatively inaccessible to observation and experimental manipulation.

We have evaluated the feasibility of our approach using Rainbow as a controller, which is based on an architecture-based self-adaptation framework, and in the context of the Znn.com case study, which reproduces the typical infrastructure for a news website.

The results presented here confirm that a reaction-diffusion process operating in a reshaping domain in the context of a distal suppressive gradient can reproduce major aspects of skeletal patterning in vertebrate limbs.