Sentence examples for developing an aspect from inspiring English sources

Almost simultaneously with Finn's development of Automatic Generation of Hypotheses, German mathematicians Rudolf Wille and Bernhardt Ganter were developing an aspect of Galois Theory and lattice theory (the latter being, as was said, Peirce's invention) that came to be known as "Formal Concept Analysis".

We will then develop an aspect which is perhaps a core element of suicide: Narcissistic wounds and this mainly based on Grunberger's theory.

We develop an aspect-oriented method to weave the base model and the variable model together so that runtime changes can be applied to the variable model without affecting the base model.

The approach is based on developing an additional aspect-oriented layer that encodes a DSML for building framework-based applications, eliminating the need of implementing a code generator.

The AHP analysis can help professionals and future dwellers to make a reasonable choice on further optimizing and developing a particular aspect of the building process by giving them the possibility of comparing different alternatives on a common and comprehensive basis.

While certainly I put myself out for the public often in other areas of work, the work I was making for this class felt like it was coming from and developing a new aspect of myself as an artist - one that was not as confident.

Scholar Leander Petzoldt writes that the figure seems to stem from the goddess and over time saw many changes, later developing "an elfin, dwarfish aspect and the ability to cripple people or cattle with the shot of an arrow" (such as in Wolfram von Eschenbach's 13th century poem "Willehalm").

Regulatory authorities such as the FDA and EMA have endorsed patient-reported outcomes and emphasised the need to take the patient perspective into account when developing an instrument, particularly aspects of HRQoL [ 16, 17].

I then develop an understudied aspect of business models, the network perspective ('The network perspective: business model dynamics and interdependency' section).

But we will say a bit about its central concept of 'M-intentions,' in order to develop an important aspect of his pragmatic theory, the concept of a communicative intention.

Instead of developing an entirely new language, the aspect weaver interprets the extensions defined by AspectJ and builds "woven" Java code which can then be used by any existing Java compiler.