Sentence examples for joint description from inspiring English sources

Recently increasing attentions have been given to importance of inclusion wind-sea and swell components in the joint description.

Umphrey GL, Brault JS, Hurdle M-FB, Smith J. Ultrasound-guided intra-articular injection of the trapeziometacarpal joint: description of technique.

A complete investigation yields a joint description of the problem and its solution ("I need to drag this log across here, the narrowest part of the ditch, and walk across").

The site offers "Duo Profiles" that only require users to write a few sentences about themselves individually, so that the main attraction is turned to creating a joint description that the pair of daters can work on together to fill out.

In the context of wind resource assessment, the analytical description of wind climate is usually confined to the description of wind speed; however, the accurate joint description of the directional and linear wind characteristics is also essential at the candidate sites for wind farm development.

This paper presents a brief review of previous developments in substructure synthesis methods using frequency response functions and proposes a new coupling analysis approach which takes into account the effect of elastic media between substructures the so-called general joint description method (GJDM).

A number of models have been proposed for both processes, and for joint descriptions of viral and T-cell responses, although most have only been applied to adult data, and very few have also incorporated drug PK.

Another paper (S28) was unique in that the reviewers had modified phase 5 by creating and using as data their research team's joint descriptions of the concepts in primary studies rather than the concepts as described by the authors of the primary studies (they defend and further explain their novel approach in a recent paper [ 25]).

For example, a joint probabilistic description is needed to construct environmental contours for probabilistic structural reliability analyses.

In this work, three families of models for the joint probabilistic description of wind speed and wind direction are examined and thoroughly evaluated, namely Johnson-Wehrly and two families of copulas, Farlie-Gumbel-Morgenstern and Plackett families.

It is based on the idea of minimizing the joint complexity or description length of both the model and the data (e.g., Hansen and Yu 2001, 2003 for MDL in linear and generalized linear regression).