Sentence examples for explained regarding from inspiring English sources

The observed characteristics for Li plating were explained regarding the involved microscopic processes.

Results of reachability and observability are explained regarding physiological meanings, and then exact linearization is computed.

The adopted solution procedure is explained regarding material characterization and nonlinear solution parameters.

Effect of alloying atom position and Cr concentrations of Co-Cr-W alloys was studied and explained regarding the electronic structure.

"Some developers don't have the bandwidth to manage multiple ad partners and our goal is to make this turnkey for a small percentage," Satterfield explained regarding the pricing structure.

"It's been clear for a long time that in urban cities, people don't want to be tied to an expensive asset that sits idle," Steyn explained, regarding the appeal of the platform especially in urban settings, and with younger audiences.

In a redacted C.I.A. document included in the summary, a C.I.A. officer explains: "Regarding the rectal tube, if you place it and open up the IV tubing, the flow will self regulate, sloshing up the large intestines...What I infer is that you get a tube up as far you can, then open the IV wide.

In a redacted C.I.A. document included in the summary, a C.I.A. officer explains: "Regarding the rectal tube, if you place it and open up the IV tubing, the flow will self regulate, sloshing up the large intestines…What I infer is that you get a tube up as far you can, then open the IV wide.

"We share our research openly," Mehanna explains, regarding how Facebook is sharing its findings and open-sourcing its AI technologies.

"We feel like we have a pretty good idea of what we can sell through pre-orders, and through consumer launch, for the first six, eight or even twelve months," Iribe explains regarding their budgeting and the amount raised, and why they don't anticipate having to find more capital pre-launch.

As Soloveichik explains, "Regarding a rasha, a Hebrew term for the hopelessly wicked, the Talmud clearly states: mitzvah lisnoso -- one is obligated to hate him".