Sentence examples for peculiarities associated from inspiring English sources

The paper systematically explains various aspects related to development of a vortex flowmeter with peculiarities associated with its design.

Examples of AES applications in science and engineering and some peculiarities associated with Auger analysis of nanoobjects are given.

Due to peculiarities associated with the requirements of each code, different values of the rack load carrying capacity are expected and their quantification should be of great interest for commercial reasons: this is an important open question for designers and manufactures that up to now is without any practical response.

Different hydrogeological models attempt to take into account the flow velocity, heterogeneity and other peculiarities associated with groundwater system (Bakalowicz 2005).

Although a theoretical solution could be derived without empirical methods, it is unlikely to address all of the peculiarities associated with industrial environments.

They all contained the genome peculiarities associated with HBV-G, e.g. the 36-nucleotide insertion at the 5′ end of the core protein gene and two stopcodons in the precore region, as did isolates from 7 other patients.

The lack of development of adenocarcinomas from cells transformed in culture models may thus reflect the cell type that was used as the starting normal cell, rather than any peculiarity associated with the use of mouse as a host.

Owing to the transcendental form of the obtained pipeline transfer function, these responses reveal certain peculiarities, closely associated with wave phenomena taking place inside the pipe.

Further studies should clarify whether perfusion peculiarities are associated with particular syndromic psychopathological features in MDD concomitant with HT.

Further studies should confirm these results and should clarify whether perfusion peculiarities are associated with the specific syndromic psychopathological features of thyroiditis mood disorders described in the literature.

Scenic postcards have the peculiarity of being associated with a dual location in geographical space: the point of sale and the landscape or site that they depict.