Sentence examples for delineated by evolution from inspiring English sources

The analysis of momentum and heat transfer characteristics are delineated by evolution of streamlines, isotherms, variation of average Nusselt number value and Colburn factor for natural convection (jnH).

Like most other animals, birds cannot produce carotenoids from non-carotenoids [ 18, 19], and, therefore, the evolution of their carotenoid-based coloration should be delineated by the structure of enzymatic pathways in the vicinity of dietary "entry-points" – ecologically-specific carotenoid compounds that birds ingest as metabolic precursors of plumage carotenoids (Fig.  1a).

Results delineated by CdS nanoflakes were very promising for the development of stable ethanol sensor.

City laws cover more areas than state and federal laws, delineating 13 protected categories, compared with 11 delineated by the state and by the federal government.

I was transfixed by that time, that place, as delineated by the master.

It is very much a box, its stocky form delineated by hard, unbroken lines.

The health of the Heineken Cup has been delineated by these extraordinary encounters.

Bombay's cemeteries are delineated by community, Chinese, Muslim, Jewish, European; and they are extremely crowded.

The runway itself is strongly delineated by a variety of guidance light systems.

Formerly states, or territories under one administration, were not delineated by nationality.

The high-altitude world of Patrick's ghastly family is delineated by Mr. St.