Sentence examples for describes a technical from inspiring English sources
This paper describes a technical feasibility study on the application of polycarbonate (PC) plates in a superstrate photovoltaic module design.
The results of these experiments suggest that variation in skin and hair pigmentation may have occurred within these species [1], [7] and describes a technical platform for examining extinct protein function in vitro.
The present publication firstly describes a technical solution for a Consent Management Suite COMSS) with a centralized approach, related to the BPPC profile using IHE XDS.b, HL7 Version 3 Clinical Document Architecture (CDA) and the OASIS eXtensible Access Control Markup Language (XACML) and secondly an integration solution into IHE-based RHINs like the one in the Rhine-Neckar Region.
The aim of this article, is to describe a technical vision system for automation of micromanufacturing and microassembly processes.
The objective of PHASETS is to serve both as a linguistic model for documents describing a technical system, as well as to serve as a guideline when accomplishing or assessing a model of a technical system.
In the present report we describe a technical development whereby even faster chromosomal assignment of transgenic insertions at the single cell level in mouse and rat can be obtained by an efficient, combined hybridization procedure for Multiplex FISH (M-FISH) and the detection of transgene insertions, the latter of which are easily labeled with ultra-bright Quantum Dot (QD) conjugates.
The only time you should be using higher level language is if you are using scientific terms or describing a technical process.
This paper describes a detailed technical and economic assessment of conditioning and transporting 13.1 MTPA CO2 with impurities in an on-shore pipe-line over a distance of 500 km.
The present study describes a new technical variant of gastropexy which uses a long curved needle.
The term "information system" describes a socio-technical man-machine system, which embeds itself into the organizational, personnel and technical structures of an institution [15].
This paper describes a socio-technical approach to business process redesign through the investigation of complex interactions and dependencies among humans and IT systems of organisations.
