Sentence examples for derived description from inspiring English sources

The model includes a newly derived description of the effect of a precipitate free zone (PFZ) around the reinforcing phase incorporating strain hardening of the PFZ.

For the purposes of this discussion, "disaster" is a derived description, emerging from a combination of event dynamics (including magnitude and scope of natural processes); human impact (including number and severity of people and communities affected); and event response activity (including prediction and preparation, and both proactive and reactive allocation of resources).

But replacing rationally derived descriptions with empirically derived alternatives may not solve the problem for researchers or clinicians working with substance abusers.

In practice, grounded theory aims to derive descriptions from the data, as opposed to approaching the data with preliminary explanations.

Cognitive task analysis involves the systematic study of a workplace to derive descriptions of the cognitive-perceptual-motor processes associated with goal-directed work [ 10].

The derived category description of D-branes is the key tool.

1.2, Wortmann et al. derived the description of the dI/dV signal measured by spin-STM [15] (Eq. 7).

In this section the MILP model implementation derived from "Description of the generic modeling approach" is presented.

25 57 Finally, it is pertinent to recall that the imaging descriptions utilised (ie a 'modification of Peetrons classification' 10 54) are based on historically derived clinical descriptions that have no established validity.

Based on circuit theory, we derived analytical descriptions of the AC electrical coupling in networks of isopotential cells.

After the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, says Dower, an expert on Japan and modern warfare, the Bush administration, even more than was commonly recognized, derived its descriptions of America's new enemies from the older ideas and language of World War II.