Sentence examples for in two key aspects from inspiring English sources
Our approach differs from that proposed by Fitting in two key aspects: we change the notion of a model of a program and we change the notion of a justified revision.
Success requires change in two key aspects: it must be budgeted and managed differently.
The reasons for this phenomenon may lie in two key aspects: sustainable livelihoods and sense of place formed by long-term interaction between people and specific places.
The fluorescence pattern in mutant cells differs in two key aspects.
Netdis differs from standard subgraph count approaches in two key aspects: it introduces the ensemble view and applies a standardization that controls for background noise.
Thus, CUP-CLB3 cells must be defective in two key aspects of meiosis I chromosome segregation: coorientation of sister kinetochores and maintenance of centromeric cohesion.
In this article, we review and offer further in-depth analyses in three key aspects of recent nanolaser research, including second order intensity correlation, g2, characterizations, direct modulation and electromagnetic isolation in a dual nanolaser system.
Protein complexes responsible for RNA degradation play important role in three key aspects of RNA metabolism: they control stability of physiologically functional transcripts, remove the unnecessary RNA processing intermediates and destroy aberrantly formed RNAs.
Architecture research and design centres based in universities, however, are a breed apart, and their management differs from that of the average architecture firm in three key aspects: product – fundamental and applied knowledge, human resources – the academic staff, and profit – measured not only in currency, but also in recognition and prestige.
Beyond its intrinsic interest for the understanding of Bay of Bengal physics, this study highlights the need for a careful design of any realistic numerical model, in three key aspects: the choice of the resolution of the model, the choice of the sub-grid scale parameterizations, and the choice of the forcing fluxes.
They face the challenge of adapting to the demands of society, which can be summarized in three key aspects: economy, technology and faculty development.
