Sentence examples for explain the theoretical from inspiring English sources
This report tries to explain the theoretical design of this new façade system with Peltier cells.
It is easy to explain the theoretical reasons why GMOs should be no more dangerous than traditional food, but do studies of GMOs actually back up their safety?
In this paper, we extend the JCM to the lean production context to explain the theoretical relationship between job characteristics and motivational outcomes in lean production.
Similarly, the in-silico docking and molecular dynamics simulation clearly explain the theoretical basis of the binding mechanism of PAR with HSA.
This paper will first briefly explain the theoretical concept and the general principles of Privacy by Design, as laid down in the General Data Protection Regulation.
Finally, numerical simulations are given to explain the theoretical results.
A computer scientist at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab explains the theoretical applications of her research to a BoSTEM student who is shadowing her.
This article explains the theoretical underpinnings of missing data analyses, gives an overview of traditional missing data techniques, and provides accessible descriptions of maximum likelihood and multiple imputation.
This article explains the theoretical concepts of the search algorithms used for finding such representations, discusses various types of such algorithms, and exemplifies their use in the context of obesity and insulin resistance.
They also have turned in force to the views of Karl Popper, who explained the theoretical virtue of simplicity in terms of falsifiability: all genuine scientific theories are falsifiable, and the simpler a theory is (other things equal), the more readily it can be falsified.
It sets out the distinguishing characteristics of support groups, including their basic structural properties and formats; explains the theoretical justification for this type of psychosocial intervention; and delves into the social influence processes that arise during the course of the intervention.
