Sentence examples for incorporating variable from inspiring English sources

Self-similar structured coil incorporating variable inductance has been implemented to monitor the strain of artificial skin.

The effect of incorporating variable flow velocities as compared to a constant flow velocity is largest on flood discharge, which generally increases in large rivers.

As in ordinary office buildings, the HVAC system of the building used in this research has FCUs on the window-side perimeter, while room interiors have AHU conditioning systems incorporating variable air volume (VAV) system control (Figure 4). Figure 4 Virtual definition for control (indoor environment).

Briefly, model parameters were estimated for each gene partition using PAML V3.14 [66] under a model of evolution incorporating variable nucleotide frequencies, a transition:transversion parameter and nucleotide variation across sites [F84+G model; described in 67].

This should be feasible by decreasing the fixed length of the primers by even one or two bases, and/or by incorporating variable bases within the fixed sequence of the FR primer as appropriate to the functional element.

There has been only one attempt at developing rapid, high resolution genotyping [10], which targets short, mutable sequences and thus facilitates detailed resolution of local diversity at high efficiency in short periods of time (the latter incorporating variable number tandem repeat (VNTR) analysis).

He now uses them to generate games, incorporating variables like injuries, weather and morale.

The study expands the six factor model (Mazzarol, 1997) by incorporating variables relevant to Asian context.

It is important to note that incorporating variables from both parents are more appropriate in the capital models (Table 3), but for the ease of comparison, we incorporated the same variables in the capital models and the habitus models.

The novel methodology determines endogenous modal shares by incorporating variables related to the level-of-service (LoS) of modes and consumers' modal perception within the E4 modeling framework.

This final multilevel model incorporating variables from all 4 theoretical frameworks accounted for approximately 64% of the variance in disability.