Sentence examples for including rational from inspiring English sources
Then a domain classification including rational and bounded-rational agents is introduced.
Solid Modeling requires robust and efficient surface intersection algorithms that handle a very general class of surfaces, including rational Bezier and B-spline surfaces.
Here we review recently reported de novo functional proteins that were developed using various approaches, including rational design, computational optimization, and selection from combinatorial libraries.
The high expression levels of these proteins in all three tested cell lines may indicate important roles during ASFV infection and make them prime subjects of future investigations including rational vaccine design.
Beginning in the 1980s, their importance was reinforced with the emergence of the methodological approach known as new institutionalism and its intellectual streams, including rational choice institutionalism, historical institutionalism, normative institutionalism, and sociological institutionalism.
There are many ways to select mutations that increase the stability of proteins, including rational design, functional screening of randomly generated mutant libraries, and comparison of naturally occurring homologous proteins.
Faltings's publications include Rational Points (1984); with Ching-Li Chai, Degeneration of Abelian Varieties (1990); and Lectures on the Arithmetic Riemann-Roch Theorem (1992).
Moreover, modification of the protein surface to induce crystal growth may include rational engineering of surface patches that can readily mediate crystal contacts.
The international agreement signed by member states of the Antarctic marine life commission is devoted to conservation, but its definition of conservation includes "rational use" of the Southern Ocean's biological resources.
Protocols that are commonly employed for altering the substrate specificity and selectivity profiles by mutating known enzymes include rational and random methods as well as techniques that entail evolution, selection and screening.
In his highly popular "Principles of Economics," Harvard's N. Gregory Mankiw begins by listing a set of ten basic principles, which include "Rational people think at the margin," "Trade can make everybody better off," and "Markets are usually a good way to organize economic activity".
