Sentence examples for defining and mapping from inspiring English sources
Technological advances have created new opportunities for defining and mapping ecological and biogeographical regions on the basis of quantitative criteria while generating a need for studies that evaluate the sensitivity of ecoregionalizations to clustering methods and approaches.
In this paper we develop a robust geospatial method for defining and mapping the WUI in the Alpine environment, where most interactions between infrastructures and wildland vegetation concern the fire ignition through human activities, whereas no significant threats exist for infrastructures due to contact with burning vegetation.
The majority of those classes are for defining and mapping the life-cycles of service consumer- and provider processes that are involved in an eSourcing configuration.
Although over 500 bacterial genomes have been sequenced and microarray-based expression studies are increasingly common, defining and mapping operon structure is time-consuming and complex, and the ability to predict them ab initio is therefore important.
The next generation of EGG systems has to integrate an advanced analysis allowing to provide information in terms of slow wave coupling/uncoupling rather than episodes of dysrhythmia and to define and mapping the ectopic pacemakers responsible for dysrhythmias.
This creative process involves defining concepts and mapping polarities to identify the range and extent of a phenomenon.
Next, use the factory and studio concepts to define and map the work.
We synthesized spatial indicators of eleven provisioning, regulating and cultural ES in Germany and used the method of self-organizing maps (SOM) to define and map ESBs.
We propose an integrated method that combines deductive and inductive processes to define and map TCLs in a study area (Mount Etna, Sicily, Italy).
Based on the methodology, stability boundaries in the HVDC system can be defined and mapped for reliable operation of the system during unusual and critical scenarios.
Part of the reason for this is that there is a growing academic industry on new governance in the European Union, in which a great many attempts have already been made to identify, describe, define and map the phenomenon.
