Sentence examples for defining the sequence of from inspiring English sources
Traditionally, defining the sequence of assembly tasks is not completed until after the product design phase, thus, missing a crucial opportunity to realise the benefits of simultaneous consideration.
It typically consists of notations or languages to describe the artifacts being produced, a process defining the sequence of steps taken to construct and validate artifacts in the method, and tools to support the method.
Consequently, the renewal process can be identified as a birth-death process of cooperation, thus defining the sequence of transition events determining the decay of a coherent, long-lived structure and, possibly, the quasi-concurrent emergence of a new one.
In addition to defining the sequence of domain movements that underlie kinesin motility, the alternating-sites hand-over-hand mechanism provides an attractive hypothesis to explain the head coordination that is thought to be responsible for the high duty ratio processive property of kinesin movement.
The slow component of the ongoing oscillations is likely to be related to a centrally generated rhythmic exploration process defining the sequence of saccades and microsaccades thereby providing an optimal discrete sampling of visual scenes (see Discussion and related references in Bosman et al. 2009).
The rules defining the sequences of events representing a threat are previously coded by a security expert.
Recently, however, evidence has emerged that by 8 months, infants can extract statistical patterns in auditory input that are based on transitional probabilities defining the sequencing of the input's components (Science 274 (1996 19266).
There are two complementary approaches for defining the sequences of the type-B insertions.
Define the sequence of the elements of the space for every fixed by (3.23).
