Sentence examples for identifying the properties of from inspiring English sources
Here, we present and apply a statistically based, computational approach for identifying the properties of sequences compatible with a given main-chain structure.
The unique abilities of AFM in identifying the properties of unknown particles, producing accurate and flawless images of particles and their topography and in accurately manipulating various particles are some of the prominent features of this device.
This deformation, which has been disregarded in previous works up to now, can play an important role in identifying the properties of nanoparticles, in manipulation and even in controlling the cantilever of the atomic force microscope.
The aim of this research is to study and simulate the Andrews impact theory and its potential in identifying the properties of soft biological particles and in manipulating these particles at nano scale by means of the atomic force microscope (AFM).
Indeed, studies aimed at identifying the properties of noise in the motor commands of saccades [12], and also of arm movements [19], found that the noise is best characterized as a combination of SDN and constant noise (CN), which is additive noise with a standard deviation independent of the command.
Coupling a human to a model clamps the parameters of one of the parties, so that the task of identifying the properties of the other party is simplified: yet both parties remain dynamic in the sense that they react to and interact with each other.
Type-type identity theory is so called because it identifies mental and physical types or properties on a par with identifying the property of being water with the property of being composed of H2O molecules.
We make the case that provenance is crucial for data stored on the cloud and identify the properties of provenance that enable its utility.
With the help of a computer designed by Veltman, the two men provided the needed mathematical basis, which they used to identify the properties of the W and Z particles (massive carriers of the weak force) predicted by the theory.
