Sentence examples for identifying the influences from inspiring English sources
It is concluded that proper estimation of the spectral parameters of the simulated ABLs and their variation along the height of WT help in comparing the results obtained from different sources (WT tests) for identifying the influences of various flow/body parameters on the wind-induced effects and for formulating improved modeling of wind-structure interactions.
Participants spoke about their routine in relation to increasing their activity, identifying the influences of fixed or flexible routines and the emergence of new ones whilst participating in the trial.
This reduces the risk of false-positive conclusions (Matala et al. 2011), and aids in identifying the influences of environmental or habitat heterogeneity on the spatial distribution of genetic diversity (inferred selection gradients).
Landscape interpretation in many such areas involved identifying the influence of glaciations and the consequences of global warming, more recently a subject of considerable scientific interest.
Identifying the influence of individual variable is a vital step for an effective fermentation method.
Influence analysis are the extensions of aspect-based sentiment analysis identifying the influence of an entity on another (Nguyen et al. 2015; Rabade et al. 2014).
Once the system design had been optimized, an additional numerical study, aimed at identifying the influence of the external conditions on the system behavior, was performed.
Identifying the influence of age, period and cohort effects aides to the interpretation of trends in health or behaviour [ 9].
It is only once we acknowledge the existence of these attitudes and identify the influences at work that we can deliver the right kind of educational interventions to help build capacity to resist racist ideas and attitudes among young people".
Cultural Transformation In the Beatles' music a listener could identify the influences of American rhythm and blues, as well as show tunes and older pop forms and, for an exotic touch, the modal harmonies of British folk song.
