Sentence examples for of work introduced from inspiring English sources
The Asia Society show, which fills the museum, opens on the second floor with beautiful examples of a particular strain of work introduced in the early 1960s by three young artists: Faramarz Pilaram (1937-82), Parviz Tanavoli and Charles Hossein Zenderoudi.
"It takes a topic of work, introduces it and gives a written description and perhaps an animation and some drag and drop exercises," she says.
One piece of work introduces a preliminary policy management framework for the resources of Fog computing to enhance secure interaction, sharing and interoperability among user-requested resources [100].
Many researchers have studied the effect of corrosion on the flexural behavior of reinforced concrete beams but this piece of work introduces the way in which the corrosion levels can be accounted for from a structural point of view, in order to quantify the loss of capacity of B regions in RC members.
Despite the Dini Reform in 1996, which laid the basis for a new system in line with the evolving patterns of the world of work introducing a separate welfare and pension scheme, and despite the introduction of the law 4/2013 which gave this category a formal recognition, little has been done so far to support and legitimize them.
(The editor of this work introduced the signs ∙ for multiplication, > for greater than, and < for less than).
Lastly, a discussion of the work introduced in this paper is given.
The presented approach can be seen as an improvement and extension of the work introduced by Cobos Sanchez et al.
The first part of this work introduced a control architecture for a low-voltage AC microgrid with distributed battery energy storage working in isolated mode.
Most recently, the authors of this work introduced a reactor design for a new post-combustion CO2 capture process that is based on continuous temperature swing adsorption.
Part I of this work introduced efficient reduced-order five-dimensional (5D) stress and strain spaces that can be used to predict ratcheting and mean stress relaxation phenomena at a much lower computation cost than in traditional 6D formulations.
