Sentence examples for defining components from inspiring English sources

And meat pies with tomato sauce are defining components not just of New Zealand and Aussie rugby fandom, but of basic national identity.

"Mama Tried," "Big City," "Tonight the Bottle Let Me Down": these are the foundational texts of hard country, not only great tunes but defining components of the music's populist image.

When taken with the other "unequalising" forces together, the net effect of trade is a lot smaller than 50%.MODERN MANORS: WELFARE CAPITALISM SINCE THE NEW DEAL.By Sanford Jacoby.Princeton University Press; 345 pages; $35LOW rates of unionisation and a weak welfare state are rightly thought of as defining components of the "American model".

Furthermore, the position of Arousal and Valence ratings was very close to the main axes defining components 1 and 2, respectively (Fig. 2 b ), consistent with this interpretation.

Work on defining components of household infrastructure important to the conduct of a set of 'Healthy Living Practices' (HLPs) [ 24, 25] has been influential in the development of housing programs in remote communities.

In this case, if we draw λ i as a weight for subject i from then we can reweight by defining components X T y ˜ j = ∑ i { X } i j λ i y i and { X T X ˜ } j, k = ∑ i { X } i j λ i { X } i k, in which case becomes a new draw of β.

Considering that many of these matrix components have signaling activities associated with regulation of cellular proliferation and migration similar to those described for EMT, the profibrotic phenotype described here may represent a defining component of advanced lung SCC.

BPMS, including the defined components, requires a self-adjusting battery model.

By comparing the medium compositions of TB and SB, defined components may affect the SrtA expression level.

New experimental and informatics methods can facilitate the accumulation and analysis of high-throughput data to define components of the C4 system.

This paper describes a simulation environment, called Prosim, which permits a user to define components, subsystems, and their interconnections to analyse a statistical process control (SPC) system.