Sentence examples for definition of structures from inspiring English sources

This allows a more detailed definition of structures at the reservoir scale, as well as the use of seismic attributes that may provide evidence of fluids and reduce the inherent uncertainties associated with the information obtained by prior geophysical tools employed (Cartwright and Huuse 2005).

ARFI and SSI can provide superior boundary definition of structures relative to using conventional sonography alone.

The hyperintense appearance improves the visualisation and definition of structures, even though contrast change remains subject to the saturation effect mentioned earlier.

Definition of structures of epitopes in the JM domain, and genetic requirements for autoimmunity to these epitopes, is important for our understanding of initiation and progression of autoimmunity.

Because, from the definition of structure factor, one has (S_{m}(0)~=~N_{m}^{2}), where N m is the number of squares, as defined in Eq. (13), the standard procedure of normalization S m (0) = 1 can be adopted, as described in [11, 29].

Moreover, Resnik and Shapiro both claim that human beings can acquire knowledge of mathematical structures (without coming into any sort of information-transferring contact with such things) by simply constructing mathematical axiom systems; for, they argue, axiom systems provide implicit definitions of structures.

Non-linear effective connectivity can be explored by means of discrete dynamic Bayesian networks, which do not require a pre-definition of structure and do not make assumptions about the functional form of interactions between the nodes, i.e. whether they are stochastic, combinatorial or non-linear (Smith et al., 2002, 2006).

DSSP [30] is used for analyzing template structures because SPINE was trained based on the DSSP definition of secondary structures.

Input to the RDT requires a localized definition of resonance structures.

The intracellular parts of TM5 and 6 and ICL3 of squid rhodopsin were kept to obtain a better definition of the structures of the TSHR TM5 and 6.

The definition of class structures to represent power systems follows strictly the OOM paradigm and includes the reuse of well-tested software employed by electric utilities.