Sentence examples for goal expression from inspiring English sources

The economic optimization goal expression without considering wind power operation cost is described as: hbox{min},f(P_{Gj} ) = sumlimits_{j in NG} {F_{j} (P_{Gj} ) },+, E_{j} (P_{Gj} ) (7 where f(P Gj ) is the total cost of the generation; F j (P Gj ) is the cost of generation fuel of thermal unit j; E j (P Gj ) is the energy cost produced by turbine's valve-point of thermal unit j.

For the first parameter, a total of 52 verbs were identified to describe cognitive abilities and comprehensive strategies employed in reading, followed by a massive number of goal expressions that varied from detailed information to writer's attitudes and opinions, in order to accommodate to the particular predicate before them.

Vasudha Narayanan's books include The Life of Hinduism (co-edited with John Stratton Hawley, 2007); Hinduism (2004, 2009); The Vernacular Veda: Revelation, Recitation, and Ritual (1994); The Tamil Veda: Pillan's Interpretation of the Tiruvaymoli (co-authored with John Carman, 1989); and The Way and the Goal: Expressions of Devotion in the Early Srivaisnava Tradition (1987).

The goal of expression analysis is to estimate a transcriptome: the set of all expressed transcripts and their frequencies in a cell at a given time.

Her fashion is the goal, the expression, not a means".

For much of his 90 minutes on the pitch Zidane is away from the action, and even when he's running or setting up a goal his expression barely shifts.

By increasing the proportion of genes that express multiple transcript isoforms, C. elegans operons may compensate for a more strict transcriptional regulation and achieve the goal of expression complexity.

Towards this goal, the expression pattern of seventeen cpk genes was monitored in rice plants that have been inoculated with the AM fungus Glomus intraradices.

The goal of expression profiling of human tumors is to provide information that can assist with tumor diagnosis or classification, or can provide prognostic information.

On the other hand MEP and Pathway Tools hole filler represent an alternative approach that tackles the gap filling issue identifying missing genes rather than missing reactions, and these tools achieve this goal using expression data and species homology, respectively.

FGP has helped to overcome the problem of simultaneous optimisation of goals and the expression of goal's aspiration level in mathematic terms which is not feasible using goal programming model (Moradgholi et al. 2016).