Sentence examples for global element from inspiring English sources
noun
A morphism from the terminal object to a given object (to which it is said to belong).
Now there is a global element," the Mumbai-based officer said.
Changing human land use is accelerating global element cycling and appreciably altering ecosystems in the riverine estuarine systems.
A literature review was performed and global element concentrations and CFs were presented for seaweeds from genera collected during this survey.
Nutrient cycling and the regulation of primary and secondary production in terrestrial, freshwater, and marine ecosystems; land-water and biosphere-atmosphere interactions; global element cycles and their regulation; human effects on biogeochemical cycles.
Fourteen instruments and experiment systems are preparing for studies of the Moon, in the Moon, and from the Moon; global element and mineral compositions, topological structure, gravity field of whole moon, and electromagnetic and particle environment of the Moon.
The efficiency of the algorithm is maintained by developing the new basis on a symmetric reference element and ignoring, in the preconditioning step, the role of the Jacobian of the mapping from the reference to the global element.
Both tracks will include consideration of the global elements of the innovation economy, comparison/selection of innovation ecosystems, and/or global expansion.
Matt's work looked at global elements from the outside in (top-down) whereas mine was to focus on the content from the inside out (bottom-up).
After my recent trips to China with Alchemus Capital, I have begun to see how the cultural and global elements further expand the dimensions of capitalism and call for increasingly robust models and a new paradigm of business, investing and entrepreneurship.
Monostable switches may be embedded in more complex networks where immobilization or sequestration of certain components works in conjunction with global elements to accentuate a switching response.
Taken together, we can say that having highly diffusible or global elements, either completely blocks propagation of spatially varying signals and communicates only the average effects of the upstream signal, or leads to significant distortions in signal propagation.
