Sentence examples for description of the single from inspiring English sources
Finally, two simple models for the description of the single stage of a liquid-liquid reactor are proposed.
However, the fine description of the single sand body requires higher well density and high-resolution reservoir studies and is not suitable for highly heterogeneous carbonate reservoirs.
The face description of the single resolution and multiresolution methods can be accumulated over longer time periods either by averaging the features within a time window or by classifying each subvolume and then averaging the scores within the current window.
A constitutive relation for the homogenised micro- and meso-components is deduced from the knowledge of the respective internal structures, starting from an accurate description of the single representative cells.
A detailed description of the single, double and triple immunohistochemical labellings performed in human and in Tg2576 mouse brain sections is given in the Supplementary Information 1.
The current work now dramatically improves the situation by using a B-factor model that is derived from the TLS description of the single conformer isotropic B-factors.
A thorough description of the single-cell scenario, transmitter and receiver architectures, as well as of the channel model employed is also provided.
His report of animalcules, little animals, with "divers incredibly thin little feet or little legs" was the first description of the single-celled protozoa and the cilia that many of them use for locomotion (see box 1; van Leeuwenhoek 1677).
Detailed descriptions of the single tests are given in Jauk et al. (2013).
An association rule which expresses patterns of multivariate phenotypes encoding partial correlations between single traits specifies quantitative descriptions of the single traits.
Although much of Thoughts is devoted to platitudes and advice common to all conduct books for women, a few passages anticipate Wollstonecraft's feminist arguments in A Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792), such as her poignant description of the suffering single woman.
