Sentence examples for description of the large from inspiring English sources
The linear theory of elasticity is not adequate for the description of the large deformations that can occur in rubber or in soft human tissue such as skin.
As a result, such solutions provide a poor description of the large unsteady accelerations arising close to the water surface.
In 1949 Camp relinquished both the museum Directorship and the chairmanship of the department to Ruben A. Stirton and devoted his efforts to the description of the large anomodont reptiles of South Africa and Arizona.
New measurements of image phases obtained by cryo-electron microscopy of the D96G/F171C/F219L triple mutant provide independent validation for the description of the large protein conformational change derived at 3.2 Å resolution by electron crystallography of 2D crystals, but do not support atomic models for light-driven conformational changes derived using X-ray crystallofraphy of 3D crystals.
A detailed description of the large body of observational evidence supporting the hygiene hypothesis can be found elsewhere [ 6].
In addition to providing the first description of the large and highly repetitive genome, in this work we show that frequent structural variations occur between field isolates, including copy number variation in EnCYP51, the target of sterol demethylase inhibitor fungicides.
A description of the large-scale circulation systems of the tropical atmosphere and analysis of the dynamics of such systems.
Western analysts said that the war games featured more bluff than displays of real power and that the description of the largest missile was misleading.
After a brief description of the larger context, i.e., the situation of women in Yemen, we describe the objectives of the project.
Such models (e.g., Schmucker, 1999a, b; Takeda, 2002) provide a description of the large-scale current system generating the Sq field, as well as its seasonal and solar cycle variability.
In most inventories, smaller identifiable features such as small patches of a distinct tree species are incorporated into the description of the larger unit in which they lie.
