Sentence examples for reflecting the specific from inspiring English sources
This scheme models scheduling as a knapsack problem, where a fairness parameter reflecting the specific requirements of the connections is defined to be used in the optimization criterion.
Potentially, these differences in staining pattern may be reflecting the specific interactions between styryl molecules and cellular macromolecules, such as DNA or RNA, that are localized in specific subcellular compartments [6, 24 27].
The airline priority rules depend on determined operational, tactical, strategic and economic goals, as well as constraints of the airline's businesses, because the market-segmentation strategy is unique to the airline, reflecting the specific and local conditions [26].
As a result, so the argument runs, German unemployment barely budged during the Great Recession, reflecting the specific governance structure of German labor market institutions that enabled them to react flexibly in a time of extraordinary economic circumstances.
In single HPLC run both the RCP and the contribution of DOTA-TOC complexes with cold metals can be assess, thus reflecting the specific activity of the radiolabeled peptide.
The schedule of prices of the good determined by market forces in any particular market can be summarized by a hedonic price function which is unique to that market, thereby reflecting the specific conditions of supply-and-demand at a specific locality (Latinopoulos et al. 2004).
Accordingly, reliance on 9(2)(g) would arguably need to be on the back of a specific law reflecting the specifics of biobanking research.
Rewriting the disability plan to reflect the specific circumstances of professional football.
But the premise of Spacewar seemed to reflect the specific preoccupations of that time in the early 1960's.
Each collage reflects the specific place and time of its conception.
"The work aims to reflect the specific conditions of exhibiting and viewing art within the context of an art fair," we are told of this last work.
