Sentence examples for in the context of fast from inspiring English sources

A vertex centred Jameson Schmidt Turkel (JST) finite volume algorithm was recently introduced by the authors (Aguirre et al., 2014 [1]) in the context of fast solid isothermal dynamics.

A special Design-for-FAST architecture relying on an accordingly adjusted scan configuration and a simple, but efficient X-masking scheme can support X-tolerant compaction in the context of FAST.

Membrane resonance was studied relatively seldom in the context of fast oscillations, in spite of the fact that inhibitory interneurons, especially of parvalbumin expressing FS type, can exhibit frequency preference, usually in the beta/gamma bands (20 80 Hz) (Pike et al. 2000; Fellous et al. 2001; Bracci et al. 2003).

Adding to the merits, MTD-SE PSCs also demonstrate significantly suppressed photo-current hysteretic behaviour which has been elucidated in the context of faster ion migration kinetics with the increased grain boundaries, which exhibit higher ionic diffusivity.

The objective of this research is to test the system for its feasibility in detecting materials of interest using EDXRD in the context of fast-parcel screening.

In the context of fast-slow analysis, an interesting plan for future studies is to explore the effect of R1648H on bistability of the fast subsystem in our model neuron.

In conclusion, there is an urgent need for multicenter studies to assess the requirement for thromboprophylaxis in the context of fast-track THA and TKA.

To validate the microarray data by means of qPCR we selected the top 3 genes from Table  2 (highest average expression across WAT, LIV, and SM: Ddit4, Cdkn1a, and Cebpd), none of which have previously been functionally described in the context of fasting in mice, as well as Per1 and Fasn, known responders to food deprivation and thereby positive controls.

In the context of a fast and continuous expansion of tourism activities, particular attention is given to their impacts.

Recent cancellation notices affected a few hundred NUMBER26 accounts.In the context of our fast growth, the number of affected accounts is insignificant.

If DiMarzio insists on singling out politicians for punishment, he could compound the problem of his already risky behavior in the context of playing fast and loose with the tax-exempt status of his diocese.