Sentence examples for sequence of transformations from inspiring English sources
The latter was transformed using an efficient orthogonal sequence of transformations into two acyclic chiral model diamines 19 and 22 and two cyclic diamine ligands 23 and 24.
The sequence of transformations are correlated with the associated diffraction effects and discussed in terms of theoretical formulations and experimental observations of other studies.
Thus, finding the sequence of transformations needed to stationarize a time series often provides important clues in the search for an appropriate forecasting model.
Like the accounts of twentieth-century psychologists such as Maslow, Erikson, and Kohlberg, Hartley's theory describes a process of moral development as a sequence of transformations of the self.
It is shown that this rule set is complete, namely for any two equivalent circuits, S1andS2, there is a sequence of transformations, each of them in the rule set, which changesS1 to S2.
Mental mathematics, sometimes referred to as mental computation, is the act of performing calculations without the use of external tools through a sequence of transformations beyond counting or imagining the steps of the standard algorithm [24, 37, 46].
This leads to a sequence of transformation different from that obtained in binary alloys.
We propose the following sequence of transformation: (i) carbon and Mn co-segregation to dislocations and grain boundaries; (ii) formation of FCC transition carbides; (iii) growth controlled according to the LENP mode and (iv) austenite nucleation and growth.
In a number of recent papers, a factory approach has been advocated in which one program after another is fed to an assembly line that consists of a sequence of transformation tools.
Along the known sequence of transformation from colonic adenoma to carcinoma, loss of Apc function is usually followed by oncogenic activation of Kras (Janssen et al., 2006).
Breast pathologists have for many years been seeking to demonstrate a sequence of morphologically distinguishable cellular changes that define a linear sequence of transformation of normal breast ductal epithelium to the fully malignant state.
