Sentence examples for some type of structure from inspiring English sources
Some of the main objectives of these processes were to improve the aesthetics of the composting process by enclosing the material in some type of structure and to reduce the amount of time required to stabilize the composting material.
The large-diameter, metallic, cylindrical silos used in agroindustry require in many cases some type of structure in their uppermost section so that roof panels can be secured in place.
However, in practice, this assumption has not been verified because they might have some type of structure in the feature space or a weak clustering structure.
Compressive sensing states that the signal often contains some type of structure that enables intelligent representation and processing which builds on a core tenet of signal processing and information theory [16].
Others desire to create some type of structure and stability for their lives during all this chaos.
That means you devote more time to it, build some type of structure which can be self-sustaining for a long time.
As mentioned above, the preparation of cryo-EM specimens might be improved by immobilizing particles of interest onto some type of structure-friendly support film (slide).
For some types of structure, this variability is directly related to manufacturing defects and/or in-service damage.
To this concern the following four comments/suggestions were provided by the reviewers: 1) While graphs provide a nice means of modeling some types of structure, one reviewer was less convinced that they are a natural way to model the structure of diffusing public goods.
Mere textual data can be stored in free text fields of the CDM data store, some types of structured data can be directly mapped to the corresponding CDM classes for structured factual data.
Load combinations involving wind and snow load (effects) govern in the design of some types of structures located in heavy snow regions, such as long-span bridges or roof systems in cases where snow drifts could become significant.
