Sentence examples for geographical determination from inspiring English sources
In a number of cases for the V1 and V2 injections, we made histological verifications of areal limits that did not make significant changes to either the segmentation or the areal FLN values, thereby confirming the efficiency of geographical determination of areal limits for determining the FLN of cortical projections.
The current study reviews previous outstanding studies in the context of various RES potential parameters (theoretical, geographical and technical) determination and various methodologies for estimating these parameters.
Determination of geographical origin of milk has been possible using ICP-OES (Inductively Coupled Plasma Emission Spectroscopy).
A very important problem in many wireless ad-hoc networks, including wireless sensor networks, is positioning or the determination of geographical locations of the wireless nodes.
Determination of geographical latitude and linear regression analysis were performed as previously described [ 21].
It joins a Tennessee Williams quotation, the Arabic word for determination, and the geographical co-ordinates of her six children's birthplaces, among others.
The measurements were taken by using a Geometrics proton magnetometer and a Bartington fluxgate theodolite, together with a gyro-theodolite for the absolute determination of the geographical azimuth.
The determination of the geographical origin of amber is historically significant, because it confirms the existence of commercial exchanges between countries in the Baltic and Mediterranean (the so-called "Amber Route").
Few methods have been proposed for the determination of botanical and geographical origin of honey.
A previous study showed that the green-light FAF images (514 nm) are superior for the accurate analysis of small, central, pathologic changes, and for the determination of the central geographical atrophy lesion size.
Our research design exploits religious minorities' strong attachment to religious ethic and the predetermined historical determination of religious minorities' geographical distribution in the 1500s as a result of the "cuius regio eius religio" (whose realm, his religion) rule.
