Sentence examples for its modalities from inspiring English sources

While China's engagement as a global health donor is not new – it dispatched its first medical team to Algeria in 1963 – its modalities appear to be changing and growing more prominent in Africa [ 2].

This chapter presents DBB technology and its modalities including inkjet, electrohydrodynamic, acoustic, and microvalve bioprinting.

Maus absorbed it avidly but was particularly taken by new wave — or at least by its "modalities".

The purpose of our study was to evaluate the factors affecting the indications for IBR and its modalities.

The former explains why taxation needs to be introduced while latter explains how taxation policy has to be done for a particular industry (say construction) and its modalities.

Were collected in the emergency department: history, presence of prior antibiotic therapy, demographic and clinical characteristics at admission, prescription of antibiotics in emergencies and its modalities and the discharge diagnosis.

Given that one of the main objectives of the platform is to unify the application design process regardless of its modality or language and then to complete it with the specific details of each one, the design process begins with a general description of the application, the data model, the database access functions, and a generic finite state diagram consisting of the application flow.

The section titled An overview of cooperative cloud market (CCM) explains the cooperative cloud market along with its functional components, its modality of functioning and contextual depiction.

The goddess leads Parmenides to form a conception of what whatever must be has to be like just in virtue of its modality.

At large values of anisotropy strength, one has following transformations of the distribution function (see Fig. 4 c at u=5): initially, unimodal Gaussian distribution does not change its modality but becomes non-symmetrical.

It is difficult to see what more Parmenides could have inferred as to the character of what must be simply on the basis of its modality as a necessary being.