Sentence examples for evolution of the unit from inspiring English sources

The evolution of the unit cell axis' orientation is governed by a first-order rate equation.

Based on the reduced models, several cases of numerical simulation of the unit operation have been conducted to monitor the evolution of the unit operation as a function of its command parameters and external perturbations.

The stress triaxiality evolution of the unit cell is prescribed as either (i) strain-averaged values or (ii) continuous functions of equivalent strain in order to examine possible effects of loading path on ductile fracture properties.

Thermal evolution of the unit cell dimensions of SmFeO3 [19], PrFeO3 [18] and NdFeO3 [10] is shown for a comparison.

Fig. 2 shows subjects' eye movement and EEG data and temporal evolution of the unit activities in the model corresponding to these experimental data.

Fig. 3 Temperature evolution of the normalized unit cell parameters (a) and linear thermal expansion coefficients (b) of HoCo0.5Cr0.5O3.

Without trivializing the evolution of the ad unit driven by native advertising, logged-in users are rapidly becoming the asset from which mobile marketing will be evaluated for its efficacy, regardless of the format with which the ad is presented to the user.

Modern technology, and the evolution of the family unit have created a posh environment for pets of the contemporary era, but where will we go next?

It also facilitates constraining the P-T evolution of the different units within the Lesser (LHS) and Greater (GHS) Himalayan Sequences.

Initially, the exchange of information between the local control systems is reduced by embedding, within each control system, dynamic models that provide forecasts of the evolution of the plant units when measurements are not transmitted through the WSN, and updating the state of each model when communication is re-established at discrete time instances.

The intra- and interspecies divergence rates (Additional file 3) for 26S and 5S genes were comparable (low) confirming concerted evolution of the 35S-5S units and corroborating studies in yeasts [ 49].