Sentence examples for homogeneous description from inspiring English sources

This survey is an attempt to provide for a complete presentation of interpretability constraints adopted in literature with the following objectives: (i) to give a homogeneous description of all interpretability constraints; (ii) to provide for a critical review of such constraints; (iii) to identify potentially different meanings of interpretability.

The research was explicitly concerned with FRP plating of beam soffits under simply supported conditions for simplicity and homogeneous description.

Because new experimental studies in rabbit liver include the portal vein access and because no homogeneous description of its morphological pattern was available, this study may offer a useful reference for experimental research planning.

Favouring this last hypothesis, the morphology of these solid tumours is heterogeneous, unlike the homogeneous description mentioned in early literature (Powell et al, 1998).

The fact noted by Mintiens et al. [ 7] that the local herd density is a good predictor of neighborhood transmission risk suggests that such a homogeneous description works well for the purpose of mapping out this transmission risk.

The introduction of description logic-based semantics to provide homogeneous descriptions of object capabilities enables lowering the heterogeneity and a limited set of interactions (such as those with stationary objects with fixed availability) to be deduced using classical reasoning systems.

A homogeneous mathematical description of the heterogeneous three-dimensional automaton is provided in terms of the underlying binary variables.

Simulations are carried out with a two-dimensional elliptic fluid mechanical code that incorporates detailed transport and heat loss mechanisms, and realistic heterogeneous and homogeneous chemistry description.

Due to the complexity of the cavity, this study is restricted to G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) with a homogeneous cavity description.

We have defined several representations of the contact data that correspond to different levels of aggregation, from the high-resolution dynamical information on all individual contacts (DYN), passing through several intermediate representation that include individual-based static networks (HOM and HET) and contact matrices (CM, CMB and CMD), to the coarse homogeneous mixing description (FULL).

The probabilities in question, like the probability P* described in section 3.2 above, weight homogeneous structure descriptions more heavily.