Sentence examples for references share from inspiring English sources

The aforementioned six references share the 'shape' of the control, that is, they chose their control as u x,t)=g(x) biggl[v x,t) - int_{0}^{2pi}g sigma v sigma,t),dsigma biggr],quad forall (x,t inmathbb{T}times[0,infty), where (gmathpunctmathbb{T}rightarrow[0,infty)) is a piece-wise continuous function so that (int_{0}^{2pi}g sigma),dsigma=1).

Senbanjo cites his Nigerian roots as a major source of his visual inspiration, though formally, his visual references share affinities with Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring.

It ebbs and flows, jumps around in time and tense, references shared experience or knowledge to exchange new experiences and knowledge.

This is well illustrated by the very low percentage (less than 5.6%) of cited references shared by the two communities.

We had included all types of references in the bipartite citation network, so references shared by articles belonging to the same citation group, whether C1 or C2, could be either theoretical studies on the evolution of resistance or articles describing the biology of target organisms.

References: Sharing ideas in the community, Interpersonal contacts, Ubiquitous self-learning.

That is, they heavily rely upon each other via references, shared memory, or other a priori knowledge.

There are also significant variations among efficient decision-making units (DMUs) revealed through reference share analysis.

From the above it can be concluded that all, or at least most, paradoxes of self-reference share a common underlying structure — independent on whether they are semantic, set-theoretic or epistemic.

Most existing methods use a paired-sample approach, based on the intuitive assumption that somatic sample and its paired reference share similar coverage bias that can be cancelled out through pairing (Koboldt et al., 2012; Sathirapongsasuti et al., 2011).

In order to identify more precisely which DMUs are most important as benchmarks, the output-specific reference shares ρ were calculated (see Table 4).