Sentence examples for space and thereby from inspiring English sources
Khan's manifesto lists putting TfL land to "better use" by "retaining ownership while building affordable and market homes, as well as commercial space" and thereby "generating a long-term and secure revenue scheme" as one of the ways of funding the freeze.
Gestures are actions in space, and thereby provide a natural and direct mapping for representing space and action.
This may cause some overlaps in the feature space, and thereby may degrade the performance of the classification task.
We also show how the method can be modified in order to sample the reactive pathways in free energy space, and thereby analyze the mechanism of a reaction.
Experiments on place classification and place recognition are reported in order to demonstrate the applicability of such a representation towards understanding space and thereby performing spatial cognition.
The control function u is given in L 2 ( J, V ), a Banach space of admissible control functions with V as a Banach space, and thereby T = { ( t, s ) : 0 �� s ≤ t ≤ b }.
It could also be used to restrain building projects, requiring students to work within more confined spaces and thereby think more carefully about construction space and impact.
Neurofilament phosphorylation increases Nf spacing and thereby axonal caliber (Grant and Pant, 2000; Lee and Cleveland, 1996; Petzold, 2005).
As well known, cooperative relaying can introduce the space diversity and thereby improve the robustness of wireless data transmissions.
Spacetime coordinates lack such invariance, a circumstance that Einstein thereafter repeatedly formulated as the claim that space and time "thereby lose the last vestige of physical reality" (see, for example, Einstein to Ehrenfest, 5 January 1916, EA 9-372, ECP 8-180).
The carnivorous diet and need for large living areas of large carnivores has led to an age-old competition with humans for space and food, thereby generating a range of economic and social conflicts (Treves and Karanth 2003).
