Sentence examples for one component i from inspiring English sources
The enzyme treatment of the fabric involves complete/partial removal of one component, i.e., wool.
where the decision c ̂ is obtained by the decoding (5), and the condition, c ̂ ML ≠ c Tx, is satisfied provided that the vectors c ̂ ML and cTx differ in at least one component, i.e., c ̂ ML = c Tx if and only if all the components of these vectors are equal.
After removal of Question 2, the internal reliability improved (α = 0.60) and PCA indicated that the remaining items primarily loaded onto one component i.e. non-adherence.
M ij free energy of the optimal substructure on the subsequence x[ i, j] subject to the constraint that that x[ i, j] is part of a multiloop and has at least one component, i.e., a sub-sequence that is enclosed by a base pair.
In the following paper, we will present one component (i.e., motives for MIPA) of a research study funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research intended to explore and describe how MIPA is understood and experienced in rural regions within AIDS Service Organizations (ASOs) in rural Maritime Canada.
In contrast, PCH analysis of TLR9-GFP could be fitted (χ2 = 1.1) with two components (I = 2) instead of one component (i = 1, χ2 = 5.3).
The bed (i∗) (i=1,2) consists of only one particle component i, and it is assumed that the drag force acting on the particle component i in this bed is equal to that acting on component i in the mixed layer.
The rotation angle θ is chosen carefully to ensure that each signal point in the rotated constellation carries enough information in one component, either I or Q, and uniquely represents the original signal [28, 31].
One component p i of the parameter vector p corresponds to one biological parameter such as a kinetic constant.
Interpersonal interventions were described as having either a multifaceted structure involving several components or having one central component i.e. an educational intervention.
However, many focus on just one component of sustainability (i.e. environmental or social), while others are often only accessible to a specific type of actor (i.e. large enterprises).
