Sentence examples for important regularity from inspiring English sources
An important regularity is strikingly found: the lighter the density of a material, the easier is the achievement of the material's theoretical capacity at the first scanning cycle.
Longitudinal variability seems to be the most important regularity revealed by principal components analysis (PCA) and mapping, indicating the division of the whole area into western and eastern main provinces.
The global regularity issue has been thoroughly investigated for the 3D micropolar fluid equations and many important regularity criteria have been established (see [13 19]).
Other important "regularity properties" studied in DST are the property of being Lebesgue measurable, and the so-called property of Baire (to differ from an open set by a so-called meager set, or set of first category).
The global regularity issue has been thoroughly investigated for the 3D Navier-Stokes equations and many important regularity criteria have been established (see [7 16] and the references therein).
However, these results also suggest important regularities in bargaining behavior.
We observe two important regularities in the data.
The results provide an understanding of important regularities of the destruction of organophosphorus compounds, used here as simulants of sarin in flames.
Beyond the goal of establish an appropriate simulational model, extracted rules also reveal important regularities associated to the rat behavior previously ignored by other models, i.e. that specific rat behaviors in the elevated plus-maze are time dependent.
This article provides a broad survey of the development of science as a way of studying and understanding the world, from the primitive stage of noting important regularities in nature to the epochal revolution in the notion of what constitutes reality that occurred in 20th-century physics.
Two important regularities of the growth process are: (1) Urbanization (i.e. a sustained movement from the countryside to cities) and (2) Structural change (i.e. a decline in the importance of agriculture and a rise in manufacturing and service employment).
