Sentence examples for present define from inspiring English sources
The scientific contributions presented in this paper are a state of the art of current PLM solutions and their application in the field of textile design; and a case study where we will present, define, and test the mock-up of a collaborative tool to assist the early stages, based on identified intermediary representations.
The molecular species present determine the vertices of the network; the catalysts present define the reactions.
Both the rigid base sequence of DNA and the more plastic expression patterns of the genes present define phenotype.
The results we present define the possibility of hybrid models combining the agent-based and the metapopulation approaches according to the available data and computational resources.
Previous work has clearly suggested that RA consists of different pathogenetic subsets, leading to common signs and symptoms associated with what we at present define clinically as RA. 2 3 13 Thus, it is conceivable that, for instance, TNFα expression is more important in some patients than in others, and that TNF blockade could be more effective in the former.
Some of the methods presented define a crack length in advance, after which crack propagation is considered and calculated.
Studies presented define diabetes either by physician diagnosis, in-situ capillary whole blood glycemia test, or in some cases by urine or self-report.
A computational treatment independent of the design variables used is presented, defining nodal values of the design velocity and taking advantage of the boundary element approximation.
First, the open-loop finite horizon min-max optimal control problem associated with the RHC strategy is presented, defining a mixed-integer optimization problem.
At one extreme were well-structured problems, that mostly presented defined concepts within a fixed scenario and a prescribed, perfect solution.
Other 14.0% presented defined malocclusion, 13.0% severe malocclusion and 57.0% presented very severe or disabling malocclusion.
