Sentence examples for space for analysis from inspiring English sources

Tooze assumes reader-familiarity with the basic outline (both Stalin's rise to power and the Wall Street crash happen offstage) and the sheer momentum of events seldom allows space for analysis, anecdote or atmosphere.

This is equivalent to mapping a variable from p-dimensional space to m-dimensional space for analysis, where m < p. After dimensionality reduction, according to the definition given in Section 2.3.1, the MD d x,G j ) between x and G j can be achieved by calculating the distance between y = (y 1, y 2, …, y m )′ and G j ∗(j = 1, 2, …, k).

This reduction doesn't leave space for analysis or for criticism or review.

A single baseline scan from a control animal was chosen, based on scan-quality, as a canonical reference (CR), which defines an anatomical space for analysis.

However, these parameters are not defined in a convenient space for analysis by linear model techniques.

Individual GM images were normalised into Montreal Neurological Institute MNII) standard space for analysis; to aid interpretation, reported coordinates have been converted from MNI to Talairach space using the 'mni2tal' script (http://imaging.mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/imaging/MniTalairach). Total CSF volumes and total GM volumes were extracted from the modulated images.

This characteristic of daylighting analysis creates the opportunity to develop intelligent mechanisms to automate the identification of the building spaces for analysis using performance-based methods, simulation of spatial results, and the scaling of spatial simulation results to whole building performance metrics in a fraction of the time it takes in current practice.

This study presents a detailed discussion on the classification, joint angle ranges and solution space atlases for analysis and design of the planar serial manipulators.

HOS hypothesis would be a superior approach than conventional time-area and recurrence space strategies for analysis of the engine vibration signals, particularly for the weak and noisy signals.

These masks (one for each hemisphere) were then transformed to FMRIB Software Library FSLL version 4.1.2; http://www.fmrib.ox.ac.uk/fsl/; Smith et al. 2004) standard space (MNI152) for analysis (see Fig.  1).

These are all episodes teeming with action and drama that are difficult to summarise in a coherent way, but the authors do the job with verve, while still finding space for insightful analysis.