Sentence examples for derived a conservation from inspiring English sources

Ripa (1982) has derived a conservation equation for pseudomomentum (or wave activity) associated with ageostrophic waves.

(ii) the score is multiplied with a per-column conservation indicator derived from a conservation profile computed within ARB ('positional variability by parsimony (PVP)', see Supplementary Materials).

We derive a flux conservation relation for arbitrary motion, and show that it simplifies for periodic motion.

To derive a global conservation strategy for higher taxa (i.e. above the species level) it is fundamental to know where different species occur and which geographic areas harbour high species richness, concentrations of endemic or threatened species, or unique communities of species [1].

We also derived a novel measure of mammal conservation importance for each site based on a "Mammalian Conservation Priority index" (MPi) which incorporates information on species richness, population abundance, body size distribution, conservation status, and forest patch area.

For each position in each gene block, we parsed the PipMaker plots to derive a promoter subfamily "conservation" score of that position with a value between 0 and 1.

Through symbolic computation, the Lax pair and conservation laws are derived, an integrable lattice hierarchy and an N-fold Darboux transformation (DT) are constructed for this system.

To enable an assessment of the full-scale dewatering performance various relationships were derived based on a conservation of mass of the dewatering process.

A node-based discretization of the numerical fluxes for the physical conservation laws allows to derive a scheme that is compatible with the geometric conservation law (GCL).

(Newton derives a general principle of the conservation of momentum as Corollary 3 to the Laws of Motion).

In fact, the detailed analytical investigation undertaken in [16] have extensively exploited the conservation laws to derive a simple equation to determine analytically the critical oxygen concentration that exhibits switch-like behavior.