Sentence examples for identifying the limits from inspiring English sources
Urban runoff and sewage releases were found to have a strong influence on the river geochemistry and PCA allows identifying the limits of urbanization influence.
In this paper we report on tests aimed at identifying the limits of accuracy of the rig and the best obtainable uncertainty with this type of design.
In a subsequent paper in Shimada et al. (2010) [2] we reported on tests aimed at identifying the limits of measurement trueness of the rig and the obtainable precision (VIM (1993); Amended 1995 Supplements (1993) [3,4]) with this type of design.
Game theorists have been helpful in identifying the limits of games.
Many models of professional self-regulation call upon individual practitioners to take responsibility both for identifying the limits of their own skills and for redressing their identified limits through continuing professional development activities.
Figure 9 shows that the observed overdispersion cannot simply be attributed to uncertainties in identifying the limits of cortical areas: regrouping cortical areas into 7 large regions having less uncertainty in their boundaries reduced but did not eliminate overdispersion (Fig. 9 D – F ).
A single criterion for identifying the limiting reactant is proposed which can explain most of the data reported in the literature on these reactors.
This completes the first step of the proof of the first part, meaning that in (14) we can replace (pleft (frac {su}{s+u},beta _{s},0right)) with p u,β s,0) for identifying the limit.
The proposed numerical approach for targeting the hydrogen pinch problems and a systematic graphic method for identifying the limiting PFFR have the merit of being conceptually simple and easy to apply.
Identifying the limiting events in aerobic glycolysis and the response of cancer cells to metabolic inhibition is now essential to exploit this potential metabolic dependency.
Only by understanding the tax history of a society can an economist hope to identify the limits to state growth and the tolerance of public-sector interference in the productive economy.
