Sentence examples for representative mechanisms from inspiring English sources

The representative mechanisms that have produced evolutionary change in Western constitutional democracies are themselves subject to a continuous process of adjustment and mutation.

The main liberal democracy theories founded the proper functioning of the representative mechanism precisely on the bonds between accountability and responsiveness.

In tribological applications, sliding contact analysis provides a more representative mechanism for fundamental understanding and design as it offers a tool to test materials under conditions of controlled abrasive wear.

A representative mechanism of action of methamidophos is inhibition of cholinesterase in the central nervous system, but delayed neuropathy is speculated to be due to no association with acetylcholinesterase [ 3].

Due to the complex interplay between surface adsorption and hydrodynamic interactions, representative microscopic mechanisms of colloidal membrane fouling are still not well understood.

In order to accomplish this analysis the input data include an homogeneous catalogue of earthquakes for the period 426 BC–2003, a seismogenic source model with representative focal mechanisms and a set of velocity models.

It is possible that this two-level plasticity, at cortical and cortical-target neurons, is representative of mechanisms for all or many other forms of cerebellum-dependent learning, such as eyeblink/NMR conditioning [6].

In the proposed approach, a formal model is employed to specify the structure of a system in terms of cooperating participants that handle exceptions in a coordinated manner, and coordinated atomic actions serve as representatives of mechanisms for exception handling in concurrent systems.

Namely, a representative catalytic mechanism and associated kinetic parameters that can explain data on the enzyme-catalysed reaction kinetics have not been established.

B) are these mechanisms representative of normal aging?

A limitation of this approach is the difficulty of obtaining tumor tissue at the time of relapse, and the fact that such tissue may not be fully representative of the mechanisms that mediate drug response early in the patient course, at a time when first line chemotherapy is being administered.