Sentence examples similar to differential natures from inspiring English sources
Women in disasters and conflict situations are often the most vulnerable group because of various impacts based on the differential nature of the human-made and natural disasters.
So there has been steady upward pressure on those few properties on offer.In this section The safety-net frays Not so risk-free Another fine mess Shaky foundations When partners attack Fair dues Mix message ReprintsWhatever the reasons, the differential nature of the rebound has opened a big valuation gap between the countries.
Even unfiltered data showed clear differential nature of rotation of coronal holes.
Limitations of the algorithm due to the differential nature of the approach are discussed, relating them with the parameters of the system.
Due to the differential nature of the scheme, the treatment of inter-cell fluxes for spatially varying polynomial approximations is not straightforward.
Results of the present study indicate a differential nature of protein sulfenation and suggest that mitochondrial PSOHs play a role in brain oxidative stress and aging.
Such an approach would need to account for both the correlation between the measurement error and the true value of BMI as well as the differential nature of the measurement error.
A phenomenological constitutive model is envisioned, in which the bulk material and the boundary layer obey (rate independent associative) coupled plasticity evolution laws, with kinematic hardening laws of differential nature for the bulk material, but of nondifferential nature for the layer.
This kind of approach causes a heavy integro-differential problem to arise any time the reacting species is the absorbing one while the differential nature of the model equations is maintained in the case of photosensitized reactions in a purely absorbing medium.
beam (Fig. 2(b) ) due to its differential nature.
Due to the differential nature of the phase contrast signal a comparison to attenuation contrast is especially relevant.
