Sentence examples for order we developed from inspiring English sources
Also, looking at the last process for establishing the order, we developed a model that can predict the potential barrier for the order formation.
Since the DAGchainer program detects only the regions with conserved order, we developed scripts to detect both collinear and non-collinear regions from the output.
Thus, to quantify the occurrence probabilities of all the daily activities as well as their sequential orders, we develop a novel process to build multiple alignments of the sequences and subsequently derive profile Hidden Markov Models (pHMMs).
Subsequently, based on the theoretical justification for evaluation of a higher order factor, we developed a second order hierarchical model (SOHM).
Premise of the study: To investigate fungal species identity and diversity in mycorrhizal fungi of order Sebacinales, we developed phylogenetic markers.
So we are going to have to figure out on what order are we developing what, but we feel that fundamentally the challenges of getting this up to web scale, the main barriers that were in our way, with Microsoft are now removed.
In consideration of the feature of fractional-order systems, we develop a fractional-order Proportional and Derivative ((mathit{PD}^{alpha} )) scheme to control the bifurcation of the fractional-order survival red blood cells model in this paper.
By using the error bound to access the reliability of the reduced-order model, we develop an automatic procedure for constructing the ROM.
In order to do that, we developed a system's architecture with concise and specific modules.
In order to prove that, we developed a tool called AIR-MODELLING in which the designer is able to create virtual conceptual products by hand gestures meanwhile he/she is interacting directly with the real scenario.
In order to build SUpO we developed a procedure designed to give syntactic detail to part of FrameNet, a well-known ontology which encodes knowledge about usages of language at the semantic level.
