Sentence examples for morphological scheme of from inspiring English sources

For the third plenary meeting the HORA project team broke down the design task into smaller, but interdependent subtasks according to the guidelines provided by DABPCD and the working group RDMA (see Table  7 for the morphological scheme of the design task).

Each of these three categories is a representative of the growth of different epithelial cell types in-vitro, which have a common morphological scheme [72] [73].

Systematic variation deals with the way of searching for solutions for subtasks and combining these following the morphological scheme into solutions for the complete design task.

In the modified Hubble sequence galaxy morphological classification scheme of French astronomer Gérard de Vaucouleurs, Messier 87 is categorized as an E0p galaxy.

Considerable progress toward more scientific classifications of religions was marked by the emergence of morphological schemes, which assume that religion in its history has passed through a series of discernible stages of development, each having readily identifiable characteristics and each constituting an advance beyond the former stage.

Morphological schemes primarily differed in their placement of the Tripyloididae, Alaimidae, Ironidae (all currently grouped in the Enoplida), and the Mononchoidea (now grouped under the subclass Dorylaimia).

So essential is the notion of progressive development to morphological schemes that they might also be called evolutionary classifications.

The most complex texture activates the perception of a twisted materiality in which the organic element is re-embedded to the artificial language while the overwhelming production of these objects creates an instant immersion to a new 'virtuality', composed from distorted abstract morphological schemes".

A new method of morphological lifting scheme, an adaptive morphological update lifting wavelet (AMULW) is proposed in this study.

For instance, while most galaxies in the universe have a well-defined shape characterized by the galaxy morphology scheme known as the Hubble sequence, some galaxies have a peculiar shape that does not fit in any of the known morphological classes.

A morphological evolution scheme is proposed in the light of the in situ SAXS/WAXS data.