Sentence examples for structured character from inspiring English sources

It drastically simplified and limited the tasks the hand-held device performed, it fit in a shirt pocket, and it forced the computer user to conform to a highly structured character recognition system called Graffiti.

Conversely, for small values of (phi _{PC}) and/or positive values of IMF (B_z) component, the highly structured character of the magnetic field fluctuations is lost.

Lewinsohn's Coping with Depression course (CWD) is currently the most studied and proven effective cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) treatment of depression, and given its highly structured character, is suitable for making a Web-based version (5).

In the proposed follow up project and in connection with the development of ABCD 3.0, we envisage a more straightforward implementation for the exchange of associated structured character datasets.

This will lay the foundation to popularize the association of (structured) character data with sample metadata, as well as their display and effective accessibility for humans and machines in research collections, ensuring high visibility and instant re-usability of character data through research collections.

He dodges the nature of evidence-based argument, the problematic status of evidence, the power of empathy and the structured character of narratives.

Richard (2003) and Braun (1994) argue that structured characters, in addition to structured contents, are needed to distinguish between the linguistic meanings of certain pairs of expressions.

The morphology and structure characters of MCMB after chemical reaction and expansion were also investigated by SEM, BET and XRD measurements.

B-cell linear epitopes are short sequences on the antigenic proteins, which contain structure characters to exposure themselves to antibodies, and easily bind to the antibodies, even if they are disengaged from the source proteins.

Character data structured in character and state matrices (3, 4, 23) and data aggregation procedures for taxon-based character data are well established, although still applied by a limited number of workers.

Aspiring screenwriters are schooled in the dogma of "three-act structure," "character arcs" and "through-lines".