Sentence examples for in terms of essential from inspiring English sources
In this paper, broad range of homogeneous multi-core architectures are investigated in terms of essential performance metrics.
The performance of RNN is compared with artificial neural network (ANN) and state-of-the-art fractional power control (FPC) scheme in terms of essential cognitive engine (CE) design requirements, capacity, and coverage optimization (CCO).
In this experiment, the Thymus daenensis was superior to Thymus vulgaris, in terms of essential oil content and essential oil yield and the amount of thymol available in the essential oil, and is recommended for cultivating in regions with water restriction.
Their topological importance is consistent with an important role in terms of essential cellular functions.
In terms of essential oils effect on mycotoxins development, the best control on fumonisins (FUMO) production was recorded for O6.
For Kato, (Sigma ) is defined not in terms of essential spectrum but by begin{aligned} Sigma = inf {lambda,|,dim {text {ran}}, P_{ -infty,lambda )}(A) = infty } end{aligned} (11.4)although it is the same.
Partnerships, perhaps unsurprisingly, featured widely in a number of seminars and meetings in terms of their essential role in addressing some of the bigger water challenges facing business, government, and communities as a whole.
With the possible exception of one the only one still among the living all were what most normal citizens of the free world would be justified in calling moral invalids, in terms of their essential world view.
The silent adaptations were frequently deadly, not just because of construction based on the classical unities, with all those entrances and exits and that painful emptiness on the screen of plays worked out in terms of absolutely essential characters only, but because everything kept stopping for the explanatory titles and the dialogue titles.
This deep-structure of intentional consciousness comes to light in the course of what Husserl calls the "phenomenological reduction" (Husserliana, vol. XIII, pp. 432 ff), which uses the method of epoché in order to make coherent sense, in terms of the essential horizon-structure of consciousness, of the transcendence of objective reality.
