Sentence examples for description of single from inspiring English sources
September 6 9, Portoroz, Slov; Hoeld, A., 2005, A thermal-hydraulic drift-flux based mixture-fluid model for the description of single- and two-phase flow along a general coolant channel.
As Fig. 4 shows, these different domains of multilingual studies can be situated along a cline, with typology and description of single languages at extreme poles of the continuum (cf. Matthiessen et al. 2008).
Although there are many models for description of single component adsorption isotherms in the literature, the most widely employed are Freundlich and Langmuir [ 20].
Although meta-analysis is often subjected to publication bias, this literature is unique because it comprised primarily clinicopathological description of single cases and small series.
Hereafter, we will relate to this model, i.e., the continuous and deterministic description of Ca2+ diffusion together with a stochastic and discrete description of single receptors, as "the continuous model".
Actually, there is a lack of ad hoc studies in patients with hepatosplenic sarcoidosis, and most evidence derives from description of single case reports or from findings of small case series [ 10].
Also included is an exciting, however preliminary, description of single-molecule fluorescence signals form single voltage sensors.
Knowledge about PC2 weights therefore provides a parsimonious description of single-trial ERP latencies, a key feature of the dynamical ERP response.
We have also added the following to the Results: "Knowledge about PC2 weights therefore provides a parsimonious description of single-trial ERP latencies, a key feature of the dynamical ERP response.
However, no single technique has been proven to be superior for the treatment of end-stage knee TB, and no description of single-stage knee arthrodesis for the treatment of end-stage TB arthritis using a combined technique has been reported.
Much of the taxonomic literature for the region is scattered in descriptions of single species and in monographs on higher taxa, including families, orders, and classes.
