Sentence examples for of varying orders from inspiring English sources

We may decompose such problems to a system of fractional equations of varying orders and then solve them numerically (see [38]).

Historically, the subalpine Molasse has been the source of numerous slides of varying orders of magnitude and the surficial morphology is primarily dictated by previous rockslides, which periodically reactivate as secondary soil slips.

In this paper, we relax this assumption by modelling Markov chains of varying orders at the ancestral root sequence, thus modelling a context-dependency scheme across the entire tree.

An automation engine generates a set of flexure-based design topologies and also controllers of varying order in the optimization.

NBps, notably alendronate, pamidronate and risedronate, have shown in vitro activity of varying order of magnitude against intracellular L. donovani amastigotes and other parasitic protozoa.

To compare the computational cost of the two approaches, we count the number of subgraphs generated in both cases for 100 randomly selected fragments of varying order for the double-layer MAPK network.

To highlight this reduction in computational cost we plot the number of fragments (of varying order) generated with both methods for the double-layer mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) mechanism in Figure 4.

This is similar to the results seen previously with macrophages [35,37] and provides evidence that the new set up with the widefield microscope is sensitive enough to differentiate between regions of varying order.

Two kinds of asphalt mixtures were compared in the OMRL test with varying orders of multiple stresses and they were also tested in dynamic creep test under five different loading levels.

Whereas it could be argued, that sequence depended on condition of the individual infant, varying order of intervention could still become a problem during treatment of more complex patients (such as very preterm infants) which require a team of varying caregivers.

Valente argued that each of six possible behaviour change models contains a varying order of KAP/behaviour and that a population can be described in terms of the percentage that fits into each model.