Sentence examples for of relevant property from inspiring English sources

The argument is the direct claim that monism is false; there is more than one sort of relevant property, or more than one way in which features can get to be morally relevant.

This review gives an overview of relevant properties of alginate as oral colon delivery systems and the recent innovative strategies of using alginate with other polymers as well as microencapsulation techniques.

In this study, TMW underwent one year of natural weathering conditions and on the other hand, eighty accelerated aging cycles, to determine potential changes of relevant properties of TMW in service.

The distinctive aspect of the proposed model is the consideration of relevant properties of concrete mix components in the evaluation of the involved material performance or quality at the macroscopic stand point.

To date the fractured medium, however, is represented by bulk macroscopic values of averaged point-to-point variations of relevant properties over a representative elementary volume (REV) instead of discrete fractures.

Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR and NMRR imaging (MRI) are being used more and more to characterize the heterogeneity and the distribution of relevant properties in materials like gels, polymers, elastomers, and catalysts.

Therefore, for the Network-Oriented Modelling approach based on temporal causal networks a number of standard combination functions are available as options and a number of relevant properties of such combination functions have been identified; e.g. see [10], Table 10, or [1], Chapter 2, Table 2.10.

The choice of measurement modality for optimization should be prejudged by personal preference or based on whim, but rather selected on the balance of relevant properties.

While sparse approximation is independent of model-specific properties such as symmetry and does not change the states as such, it has the disadvantage of changing the actual content of the transition matrix, potentially leading to the loss of relevant properties such as left-stochasticity or irreducibility.

In this regard, the first advantage is exploited here to examine in detail the influence of each relevant property of the structure (material, morphology, wall coupling) on the heat transfer.

Its dimension affects significantly the accuracy of the approximation, in terms of the relevant properties of the continuous random process under investigation.