Sentence examples for domain describing from inspiring English sources

Using Muki and Sternberg's method and the fundamental solution for the circular patch load as well as the obtained free field solution for the moving load, the second kind of Fredholm integral equations in the frequency domain describing the dynamic interaction between pile rows and the poroelastic half-space is developed.

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Each article in AcuTrials® is indexed with a keyword identifying the Disease Category an overarching domain describing the disease under investigation, and the Condition Category a term identifying the specific biomedical condition under investigation.

For instance, many articles in the biological domain describe relationships between entities (gene, proteins, small molecules, etc).

The term 'application domain' crops up in many CAAD research papers and yet seldom is the domain described in any detail.

Three core modeling topics are covered in rapid-review fashion - model representation in a spreadsheet environment, optimization theory, and stochastic models - but primary emphasis is on the application domain described immediately below.

A sandy sea bottom is seen as a structure with low stiffness which adapts to the motion of water in a shallow domain described by the Saint Venant equations.

The structure of the F plasmid TraI relaxase domain, described here, is a five-strand β sheet flanked by α helices.

However, the crystal structure of a human Vκ domain described here, reveals an exposed β-edge strand which mediates assembly of a helical pentadecameric oligomer.

Both deconvolution and band-pass filtering were implemented in the time domain described by Kanamori and Rivera ([2008]).

These data show that interaction between the SH2 and kinase domain described above is present even in the absence of the SH3 domain.