Sentence examples for derived open from inspiring English sources
Since Open image in new window is continuous, the following relation is derived: Open image in new window.
For clarity and simplicity, verbs are given in Chinese characters 2. Verbs marked by * have dual or multiple membership 3. Verbs marked by # may be stative or eventive 4. Verbs in are morphologically derived (open) lexemes.
This method of control is an alternative to, e.g., introduced in [15], in which a derived open-loop control is based on controllability Gramian matrix, defined in [16] that seems to be much more complex to calculate than in our approach.
Finally, Section 8 is focused on giving more examples of applications as well as deriving open problems for future research.
The review derives open research issues in three territories, namely measurement of MI usage, choice of MI usage determinants as well as study sampling and design.
This work aims to present a route for fabrication of mesophase pitch-derived open-pore graphite foams with TiC nanoparticles selectively distributed in two locations: at the surface of the pore cells, able for metal-support, and in the bulk, essential to achieve high degree of graphitization for enhancement of thermal conductivity.
We consider both deterministic and stochastic cases, in which we derive open-loop controls that create desired synchronization patterns and devise feedback controls that maximize the steady-state synchronization probability of coupled oscillators in the presence of shared and unshared noisy stimuli modeled by the Brownian motion.
This is one of the earliest examples of a strategic alliance derived from open innovation, although "open innovation" as a practice has advanced since then.
Closed-form solutions for the eigenvalues are derived for open and close circuits.
Selfing in the maternal hermaphrodite were frequent among progeny derived from open pollination.
Four offspring derived from open pollination of the maternal hermaphrodite expressed hermaphroditism (Kurahashi and Kimura, 2002).
