Sentence examples for explain features of from inspiring English sources
The study proves that the model can explain features of the experimental results that do not fit any shrinking core model.
Concepts of classical diffusion are generalized through fractional derivatives to explain features of anomalous diffusion that are sometimes evident on transient tests.
Experiments are most useful when investigating predictions derived from explicit theories, and it is theories, rather than experimental results, that are properly used to explain features of natural settings.
Experimental results for catalysts based on zeolite Y, and its modifications, and for comparison of zeolite Y and shape-selective catalysts are used to explain features of the underlying chemistry involved in the FCC process.
The results are used to explain features of the spectra of the sound produced, to explain performance features and difficulties of the instruments, and to explain the differences between the performances of the classical and modern instruments.
How can they explain features of physical bodies such as weight or motion using principles which have no weight and do not move (990a8-990a16)?
The course is organized around the role of different types of frictions (in asset and goods markets) in explaining features of the international macroeconomy.
The model is in agreement with known experimental results and explains features of the distillation process which have previously been considered anomalous.
Anusuya Rangarajan, director of the Cornell Small Farms Program, explains features of strip tillage equipment used to limit soil disturbance to the area around the row and break up hardpans that limit rooting.
This strategy allows us for example to estimate the probability that a newly predicted transcript explains features of RNA-Seq data that cannot be explained by known annotated transcripts.
As an added bonus, the equation described electron spin (magnetic moment)—a fundamental but theretofore not properly explained feature of quantum particles.
