Sentence examples for expressions which can from inspiring English sources

The term derives from Dr Thomas Bowdler (1754-1825), a British editor, whose Family Shakespeare was cleansed of "those expressions which can not with propriety be read aloud in the family".

Using the Coulomb damping model, the response of the device to a broadband white noise excitation is then analysed analytically using the method of equivalent linearisation, thus providing expressions which can be used to show the effect of friction on device performance.

Using the tools of stochastic geometry, tractable expressions which can give clear insight into the performance gain are derived in [7, 9].

Furthermore, we notice that the bound in (12) is the best of them as the last inequality (6) reaches the optimum for all those possible expressions, which can be shown by two numerical examples above.

In this way, complicated trigonometric expressions can be reduced to polynomial or rational expressions, which can be, at least theoretically, easier studied (this can be done using some software for symbolic computation, such as Maple).

and A 0, t) and B 0, t) are expressions which can be obtained from the A t, T) and B t, T) terms in the CIR analytical bond price.

Ryan Tomlinson: I define culture as a shared energy that feeds creative expression, which can be expressed in many forms.

The basic machine costs $149, and the Cricut Expression, which can handle 12- by 24-inch paper, is $349.

"Existing methods allow for snapshot measurements of single-cell gene expression, which can provide very in-depth information.

KER also promotes fibroblast attachment and proliferation, keratinocyte migration, and collagen expression, which can accelerate wound healing.

We also have basic differences in gene expression, which can make differences in the way we metabolize drugs.