Sentence examples for sketch of case from inspiring English sources

Case B: limited ability for energy transfer using the BEs and EV integration, because their input powers are limited (Case B-1) or their energy capacities are limited (Case B-2 and Case B-3). Figure 3 shows a sketch of Case A. Line 1 shows the theoretical maximum outputs of the BEs and EVs, and Curve 2 shows the sum of the maximum outputs of the BEs, EVs and PVs in an island.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Case A: limitation of the power support ability of the BEs and EVs. Figure 4 shows sketches of Case B. In Fig. 4a and b, the PV output is higher than the load during [T s, t m1] and is lower than the load during [t m1, T e ].

Willingham tried to study the law himself, reading books such as "Tact in Court, or How Lawyers Win: Containing Sketches of Cases Won by Skill, Wit, Art, Tact, Courage and Eloquence".

A sketch of this case is illustrated in Fig. 2.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Sketch of the case with two DM-41 hand grenades were detonated.

Now we turn to a sketch of the general case.

The Times asked several lawyers who represented families to provide sketches of their cases, shedding light on how difficult it is to set a value on a human life.

In addition, it infinitely approaches zero with the decrement of ΔVa. Figure 5 presents a sketch of f ΔVa) for two cases: Va1>0 (for target 1) and Va2<0 (for target 2).

That is because the chief of detectives, Phil T. Pulaski, has pushed the continued use of sketches in all manner of cases; getting a sketch is now part of the checklist for all investigations, a procedural rundown that includes canvassing for witnesses and checking the area for video cameras.

Most of the young people in our sample defined the situation of the character in the sketch as a case of "depression", but this should not necessarily be taken to mean that they are operating on the mental health professionals' explanatory model of this concept.

This is a hotly contested question, and I will here simply sketch a case that selective explanations of adaptations are robustly teleological.