Sentence examples for in order to describe a from inspiring English sources
In order to describe a non-textured microstructure, each cell was associated with a randomly distributed crystallographic orientation.
Twisting and turning, hammering and pounding, delving and delighting, they range widely in order to describe a centre - a vision of a common "mutuall cause", and of the need for "equilibrium" in both church and state.
The system takes the multivariate data and the number of lags needed to construct the unfolded model in order to describe a variable and predicts the future behavior.
Consequently, the demand for novel methodologies, which enable scale-correlated analysis, increases in order to describe a hierarchy of multi-scale systems in various length and time scales.
Our work promotes the association of monitored lysimeters as tool and the study of soils within a gradient of anthropization in order to describe a pedogenetic process like the dynamics of soil porosity.
In order to describe a functional architecture, it must also make no assumptions about the nature and purpose of the nodes that the system will operate or the nodes on which it will run.
The first thing that one needs to do in order to describe an interconnection of subsystems in a design is to describe the different kinds of components used.
We introduce an adapted socio-technical framework approach in order to describe an existing organisational behavioural strategy to support retail energy efficiency.
Certain commercial entities, equipment, or materials may be identified in this document in order to describe an experimental procedure or concept adequately.
In order to describe an event, knowing where it occurs isn't enough; you also need to know when, which means you need to know the time coordinate, t.
In order to describe an embodied learning setting in a meaningful way, we think that it is valuable to determine whether the intended form of embodiment is deeply integrated into the learning task or whether it is merely an incidental aspect.
