Sentence examples for include transformations of from inspiring English sources
His research interests include transformations of law and society, religious culture, history of ideas, and the translation of contemporary Arabic literature into English.
Only a few proteins containing these domains have been studied experimentally, and their exact biochemical functions remain obscure; they may include transformations of novel signal molecules, such as the recently identified cyclic diguanylate.
Second, our model does not include transformations of reactive nitrogen in the soil, which may be locked up in soil or cause production of dissolved organic nitrogen and carbon.
They include transformation of a Saaty matrix to matrix of shares of preferences and solving an eigenproblem designed for the transformed matrices.
They can include transformation of policy/practice, increase in resources and synergy of partners' working approaches [ 28- 32].
The conservation of energy is not a description of any process going on in nature, but rather it is a statement that the quantity called energy remains constant regardless of when it is evaluated or what processes possibly including transformations of energy from one form into another go on between successive evaluations.
Understanding hospital behavior is important in order to design and regulate payment to hospitals and predict hospital behavior under changing factors, including transformation of the payment system.
Greater volume loss in the fault core may have resulted from moderate permeability, combined with the very fine grain nature of pulverized material in the fault core, which enhanced chemical reactions including transformation of feldspars and muscovite to clay minerals.
The affine transformation is linear, including transformation of translate, rotation, and scaling.
The proposed method and systems were tested by experiments in actual environments including transformation of obstacles.
In the case of laparoscopic surgery this includes transformation of 2-dimensional visual information while working within a 3-dimensional physical space (Stefanidis et al., 2006).
