Sentence examples for definition of formation from inspiring English sources

This definition of formation energy can characterize the hydrogenation process of group-IV monolayers.

The definition of formation was different between the two data sets.

We also investigated the Fussballdaten data for Bundesliga, in which the definition of formation was different, and confirmed that managers tended to use the WSLS strategy (Appendix B).

For example, when the distances of the ten field players are equal to 113 px, 113 px, 113 px, 113 px, 236 px, 236 px, 359 px, 359 px, 359 px, and 441 px, the formation of the team is defined to be 4-2-3-1 (Figure 2). Figure 2 Definition of formation in the Bundesliga data.

In the Keay map the terms savanna and steppe were adopted as precise definitions of formations, based on the herb layer and the coverage of woody vegetation.

The problem of the ill-definition of protein/virus formation in a metabolic network is mathematically expressed by the extremely large sensitivity of such estimation to the measured fluxes.

In this paper we investigate the definition and formation of financial networks.

This implies the major physical reactions of the nucleus, such as nucleolus formation, space definition of chromosome territories, and establishment of nuclear space with respect to the cytoplasm, have been completed.

This paper presents an Innovative Design Thinking (IDT) framework that models concept generation as a proposition-making activity according to the formation definition of logic propositions.

Definition of the mechanisms regulating formation, persistence and elimination of synapses in the developing brain is a major focus in mental health research.

Two geometrical formation schemes that allow the definition of any desired three-dimensional formation mesh for a group of helicopters are presented.