Sentence examples for present three aspects from inspiring English sources

The problem of identity and the mystery of people's underlying motivations are the theme of Čapek's most mature work, a trilogy of novels that together present three aspects of knowledge.

172, "Erschallet, Ihr Lieder" ("Let Your Songs Resound"), and 182, "Himmelskönig, Sei Willkommen" ("Welcome, King of Heaven"), present two aspects of jubilation at the greatness and goodness of God.

The internal dense layer can present two aspects according to the percentage of the alpha-Al2O3 phase.

We present two aspects of modeling and design of a Scanning Thermal Microscopy (SThM) probe built by microfabrication techniques.

The influences of air arc cutting process on initial stress fields present two aspects: thermal effect and material removal effect, and the former plays a primary role.

We present two aspects of ButterflyNet: the ability to view field notes presented alongside photos that are correlated in time, and the ability to share that view with a colleague.

The sample is described in Table  1.> The results present four aspects where the experiences of patients with a contract for self-referral appeared different than the experiences of patients who received treatment as usual.

We present two aspects of the results: firstly the effect that RABT has on the sensitivity and precision of the final transcript set, and secondly the correlation between true and estimated expression of the TP transcripts and the overall FP ¯ / TP ¯ ratio.

Inspired by the visual quality model of Yendrikhovskij[40] (illustrated in Figure7), this research presents three aspects of quality assessment in biometrics: 1. Biometric naturality: the degree of apparent match of the biometric image with an internal reference of goodness.

Based on this idea, we present two aspect models that extend PLSA model [22] for image patch classification in Section 6.

Safety against earthquake hazards presents two aspects: structural safety against potentially destructive dynamic forces and site safety related to geotechnical phenomena, such as amplification, landsliding and soil liquefaction.