Sentence examples for starting point for deriving a from inspiring English sources

Often, such pathways are qualitatively known which serves as a starting point for deriving a mathematical model.

We have chosen the model proposed in [T. Merzliak, A. Pfennig, Mol. Simul. 30 7) (2004) 459 468] suggested for calculation of intra-diffusion coefficients in liquid LJ mixtures, as starting point for deriving the models.

The Mullins-Sekerka models are usually used as the starting point for deriving the classical mean-field Lifshitz-Slyozov-Wagner (LSW) theories of Ostwald ripening (Lifshitz & Slyozov, 1961; Rahaman, 2003; Mullins & Sekerka, 1963; Niethammer, 2000; Dai et al., 2010).

In contemporary normative contractarian theories, that is, theories that attempt to ground the legitimacy of government or theories that claim to derive a moral ought, the initial position represents the starting point for a fair, impartial agreement.

This list constitutes the starting point for Systems Biology, a new paradigmatic approach in life sciences, that focuses on the complex behaviors of living systems deriving from the interactions of their molecular basis.

A generalized variational equation based on the extended Hamilton's principle is presented as the starting point for a procedure from which wake-body models for the two-dimensional vortex-induced vibration of a cylinder can be derived.

This provides a starting point for an extension/extrapolation to practical acoustic ranges (∼5000 Hz).

The listing of books and other references provides a starting point for an iterative search.

This is the starting point for a very uneven sequel.

It was the starting point for a lot of exchanges.

This could be the starting point for a next study.