Sentence examples for integrated the influence from inspiring English sources
Although Skog's theory would predict temporally proximal cohorts to influence each other, as their social networks are likely to be well integrated, the influence should not simply be a transfer of behaviour to younger cohorts.
Then, the long-range VLC channel is reconstructed by integrating the influence of the atmospheric attenuation and frequency response.
This paper contributes to an empirical validation of R&D outsourcing by integrating the influence of internal capabilities, network resources and appropriation mechanisms.
This work aims to develop a method to integrate the influence of microstructural features into the parameter calibration of a stress-state-dependent damage mechanics model (the modified Bai-Wierzbicki model) for a C45E + N steel.
This paper develops a framework and methodology for evaluation of offshore platform alternatives, where a fuzzy optimum model is proposed to integrate the influence of each objective in the criteria set, and a new weight-assessing method is developed to mimic the decision maker's experience and preference based on complementary pairwise comparisons.
The final surface movements are obtained by integrating the influence functions.
To appreciate the effect of integrating the influence of the nanopores, we consider the illustrative model shown in Fig. 9.
The determination of the final subsidence at a prediction point is performed through integrating the influence function between the inflection points.
Coupled fluid-flow and geomechanical numerical simulation algorithms integrate the influence of multi-phase fluid-flow as well as deviatoric stress and strain to provide more accurate models of the spatial and temporal behaviour of various rock properties within and outside the reservoir (e.g., Herwanger et al. 2010).
First, it integrates the influence of covariates that serve to account for differential affinity between probes.
This variable integrates the influence of two important dimensions, namely the duration and extent of hemodynamic changes, on indices of tissue perfusion and mortality.
