Sentence examples for gained nature from inspiring English sources

The thermodynamic analysis presented the endothermic, spontaneous, and entropy gained nature of the process [24].

The general groundwater flow direction in the study area is in NE to NNE, indicating the gaining nature of the Ganga River.

Uitto et al. (2006) reported that out-of-school nature experiences are the most important factor that determined interest in biology, and as girls gained more nature experiences, they showed more interest in biology.

The first one consists in the high gain nature of the underlying state feedback control and observer designs.

The explicit state feedback gain nature of the controller implies ease of deployment on memory constrained embedded devices.

Eichendorff's poetry of this period (Gedichte, 1837), particularly the poems expressing his special sensitivity to nature, gained the popularity of folk songs and inspired such composers as Schumann, Mendelssohn, and Richard Strauss.

Over the past decade, much information has been gained about the nature and specificity of collagen interactions with its partners.

By comparing laboratory-based, dielectric measurements of LNAPL contaminated materials with the GPR signal attenuation observed in both contaminated and 'clean' areas of an LNAPL contaminated site, new insights have been gained into the nature of contaminant distribution/saturation and the likely signal attenuation mechanisms.

​Much was ventured and pitifully little gained by revamping nature.

The language itself for a time gained a dual nature with the primary spoken language, the constantly developing vernacular Koine (eventually evolving into demotic Greek), existing alongside an older literary language with Koine eventually evolving into the standard dialect.

No significant insight was gained into the nature of the ancestral chlorophycean chloroplast genome.