Sentence examples for determination of properties from inspiring English sources
Some general formulas for the determination of properties of diffracted pulses are derived and discussed.
On the other hand, there are new industrial uses that have followed from the scientific determination of properties and from research into the means of exploiting those properties.
Bulk properties can be measured easily but determination of properties distribution is more costly and time consuming.
This paper presents a practical application of the concept of Optimal Experiment Design (OED) for the determination of properties of porous materials with in situ measurements and an identification method.
The work in this article has laid the foundation for further quantitative determination of properties of engine lubricating oil and will be a good start to application of DS to petroleum analysis and testing.
Experimental determination of properties of engineering materials is quite expensive and time consuming.
In the absence of a controlling Bankruptcy Code definition, it must be presumed that Congress left the determination of property "rights" in estate assets to state law.
"It is settled in this State that a court decree or court judgment of another state in its determination of property rights may not directly affect or transfer title to real property situate in North Dakota...
The effective determination of property value requires skilled personnel, access to information of various types (including physical characteristics of the property and realistic market conditions), and appropriate facilities, many of which are difficult to provide at the local government level.
No matter how spectacularly well remodeled that basement may be — lavishly enough, perhaps, to increase the assessor's ultimate determination of property value — its location in the house makes it irrelevant as square footage.
In the absence of a controlling federal rule, we generally assume that Congress has "left the determination of property rights in the assets of a bankrupt's estate to state law," since such "property interests are created and defined by state law". Butner v. United States, 440 U.S. 48, 54-55, 99 S.Ct.
