Sentence examples for decisive characteristics from inspiring English sources

Simulation studies with rigorous process models are a powerful tool to increase the understanding of the process and its decisive characteristics in order to design optimal processes and efficient operational strategies.

Perhaps that's because the most decisive characteristics are arguably philosophical: The Nuer are a more democratic people who pay far less attention to royal lineage than the Dinka.

One of the decisive characteristics of nanoparticles is their potential to absorb energy and release heat, which is lethal to tumor cells.

The cells were positive for the macrophage marker, F4/80+, and had the decisive characteristics of bone marrow-derived macrophages (data not shown).

Our search, then, is for the decisive characteristic of a nation that allows its companies to create and sustain competitive advantage in particular fields the search is for the competitive advantage of nations.

Its decisive characteristic is that the main opposition party forms an alternative, or "shadow," government, ready at any time to take office, in recognition of which the leader of the opposition receives an official salary.

As weight was the decisive characteristic in Lavoisier's theory, Dalton stressed the importance of ascertaining the relative weights of atoms and the number of elementary atoms that constitute one compound "atom".

Brims are a decisive feature.

The fracture energy value is the decisive material characteristic for assessing the damage to concrete structures due to loadings with high strain rates.

The variations of the length of these two zones are decisive for the operational characteristics of thermosiphon reboilers.

For speech enhancement or blind signal extraction (BSE), estimating interference and noise characteristics is decisive for its performance.