Sentence examples for discusses under which from inspiring English sources
The presented work demonstrates and discusses under which conditions reliable data for these constants can be obtained.
Finally, a ranking function ρ on A is regular just in case ρ(A) < ∞ for every non-empty or consistent proposition A in A. For more see Huber (2006), which discusses under which conditions ranking functions on fields of propositions induce pointwise ranking functions on the underlying set of possibilities.
This paper discusses conditions under which the model is feasible and recommends that the design of future support schemes for solar PV self-consumption should enable the expansion of innovative business models, including the Solar PPA model and other third-party ownership models.
The paper discusses the premises under which modern Lithuania architecture was founded after World War II.
But what he neglects to point out is that over the timeframe he discusses, the rules under which the economy is run have changed almost beyond recognition.
This paper discusses the conditions under which cross-correlation techniques can be used to identify a system model.
This paper discusses the strategy under which were conceived the hardware and software architecture for autonomous vehicle prototype: HRC-AUV, and the selection of the fundamental elements that compose them.
But, even more revealingly, Shamaqdari discusses the conditions under which he saw the film not at Cannes but in a Paris movie theatre and the lessons he draws from the experience: There were thirty-five spectators in a three-hundred-seat theatre, mainly old people….
This paper (1) presents a power analysis for the statistical model (analysis of covariance) commonly used in paired watershed studies; (2) discusses the conditions under which it is beneficial to include an explanatory variable; and (3) quantifies the benefits of the paired watershed design.
Section 5 discusses the circumstances under which prices are found to be constant based on the model presented.
The literature on external voting first includes normative political theory, which discusses if and under which conditions citizens abroad should be entitled to vote.
