From those he distilled the features and forces that are the enemies of bridges and designed his own to avoid those features and resist those forces.
Distilling these features provides a more nuanced conceptualization of the effects of competing demands and the resulting tensions.
It improved its search ability by distilling common features of known imprinted genes and contrasting them with characteristics of 552 genes that are never imprinted.
In the following section, we distil the core features that can be used to show similarities and differences among diverse conceptualizations of competing demands.
This is a complex process of distilling 3D bone features, grooves, and shapes into a grid of numbers that can be fed into a computer program.
Theoretical progress relies on the adaptation and extension of many-body theory and dynamical systems theory, distilling the crucial features of the system into models that can be studied either analytically or numerically.
As indicated by Leydesdorff and Etzkowitz (1996), these recurrent NSI features, distilled into the strength and quality of interactions between actors, are pivotal in determining effectiveness and efficiency in the creation and dissemination of knowledge (Asheim and Gertler 2005).
New interests include magazine publishing, computer software, airlines, diamond mining, distilling, TV and feature film production, tacos, plastics and cat food.
Fourteen propositions distil our argument that most features of the Australian deserts are explicable in terms of two dominant physical and climatic elements: rainfall variability, leading to extended droughts and occasional flooding rains; and widespread nutrient poverty.
To explain this phenomenon, psychologists Rob Jenkins and A. Mike Burton came up with a model of how the mind constructs an image of a face from repeat encounters, distilling the essence of its features into a reliable mental representation.
