Sentence examples for referred instruments from inspiring English sources

In the studies of the previous referred instruments that measure homework self-regulation components (Hong et al., 2009; Xu, 2008; Xu, 2015; Yang & Xu, 2015), this was not examined.

In relation to instrumentation data visualization, piezometers were the commonly referred instrument type to know about for internal erosion assessment.

The S-WPIA processes data stored on the flash memory of the MDR from the following instruments (hereafter referred to as "cooperative instruments") for measuring waves, particles, and the ambient magnetic field: PWE: WaveForm Capture (WFC) receivers of Plasma Wave Experiment (Kasahara et al. 2018b) MEP-e: Medium-Energy Particle Experiment Electron Analyzer (Kasahara et al.

The term also refers to instruments of a pattern invented by the U.S. astronomer Seth Carlo Chandler for determining latitude or time by observing the times of transit of stars across a fixed almucantar.

In this paper, we use the term 'subsidy' to refer to instruments installed to bridge the gap between the market price for energy and the (higher) cost of energy production from biogas.

The interview guide was developed referring to instruments used by our collaborators and members of our team in previous research projects [ 8, 9, 38, 41] and tested for comprehensibility and handling in pilot-interviews with two home dwelling frail elderly patients and one elderly patient who had recently entered a nursing home, in spring 2012.

For simplicity, the model has only one financial market; there is only one class of financial instruments (referred to as "securities") and only one yield (a single interest rate).

Five respectively four instruments referred to asthma and arthritis patients and three to patients with COPD.

In the present paper we focus on the accuracy of measuring instruments, which, in cases of inaccuracy will be referred to as instrument error.

In the following, we discuss these conditions referring to instrument Z1, the sanction strategy of welfare agencies.

For ease of exposition, we shall refer to instrument, method or observer comparisons simply as method comparisons hereafter.