Sentence examples for inclusive function from inspiring English sources

In order to clarify the interaction between the explosion and the post-explosion fire action, a more inclusive function, characterized by three variables: pressure, impulse and fire exposure time, is presented in this paper, and it can be used to predict the residual capacity of the steel column subjected to blast load and exposed to fire for a specific time.

A plausible explanation might be the comparatively stronger integration of the younger age group in the formal educational system, while the older youths are more or less inevitably exposed to labour market regularities without that strong institutional protection in terms of inclusive functioning (see arguments above).

The proposed view provides an attempt to draw an inclusive function-oriented picture of the entire components.

The optimization is performed using an inclusive objective function, while the obtained results indicate ORC systems of high performance.

To optimize the number of pressure levels, ORC structural configuration, and operating parameters an inclusive objective function is used considering thermodynamic criteria.

To determine the precise location of the putative QTLs, interval mapping and inclusive composite interval mapping functions were used.

QTL mapping was performed by interval mapping (IM) and inclusive composite interval mapping (ICIM) functions implemented in the QTL IciMapping v3.3 (www.isbreeding.net).net

A new objective function inclusive of time is introduced to optimize and compare ATR systems.

Nonetheless, sleep deprivation and delirium share a number of similar features namely a decline in cognitive function inclusive of psychomotor vigilance, memory and disturbances in language and perception which is characterised by hallucinations and delusions [51,52].

Based on a literature survey of immunity related genes, a significant fraction (∼4.8%) of the confident set could be directly linked to proteins known to be involved in immune function, inclusive of phagocytosis.

Nonetheless, sleep deprivation and delirium share a number of similar features namely a decline in cognitive function inclusive of psychomotor vigilance, memory and disturbances in language and perception which is characterised by hallucinations and delusions [ 51, 52].