Sentence examples for integrating I from inspiring English sources

This is a new bottom-up modelling capability based on a set of postulates integrating: (i) systemic thinking where systems are effected by four types of feedback loops to be described in the paper, which include positive/negative feedback; and (ii) evolutionary thinking, where each feedback loop is associated with a "risk mindset".

We conducted a meta-analysis of QTL for resistance to A. euteiches in pea integrating (i) QTL previously detected for resistance to A. euteiches from three resistance sources (90 2079, 552, PI180693) [ 31, 45, 46] and (ii) QTL reported for the first time in this study from the additional source of resistance, 90 2131.

We calculate I ( t ) by integrating I ( t ) over the angle u: I ( t ) = 1 2 π ∫ 0 2 π I ( t ) sin ( t ) d u = I ( t ) sin ( t ).

The condition for rapid crystal growth along the droplet surface is given by τs < τc, which is rewritten as (10 By integrating I numerically, we obtain (Miura et al., 2010) (11).

Conceptual framework integrating (I) degrees of participation the methods provide Pretty et al. ([1995]:61), (II) types of ecological knowledge of different actors, and (III) eight dimensions of values related to different categories of ecosystem services and benefits (Chan et al. [2012], p.13).

Next, average intensities, I1 and I2, are introduced by integrating I sin θ over θ from 0 to π/2 and from π/2 to π, respectively.

It integrates (i) an ontology construction methodology, (ii) the use of a controlled natural language, and (iii) appropriate tool support.

The model integrates: (i) a conventional description of the physical and chemical phenomena involved in the pyrolysis of dry particles of wood, and (ii) a simplified drying model.

The model integrates (i) fault geometry and topology, (ii) fault-rock distribution, and (iii) characterization of fracturing in damage zones at the km scale.

Predictive modelling has advanced in scope and complexity to integrate: (i) projected shifts in climate suitability, with (ii) spatial patterns of landscape habitat quality and rates of dispersal.

To the best of our knowledge, there have been mainly two methodologies on DPs with wind power integrated, i.e., the fuzzy and the probabilistic methods.