Sentence examples for structures development from inspiring English sources

An a priori basis for locating the origin of the coherent structures development is proposed and examined.

Controlling algorithm is designed in Matlab/Simulink environment and its Custom Toolbox is specifically designed for the purpose of control structures development in real time.

A lot of research has focused on pore-throat structures, development environments, and distributions of tight oil reservoirs in multiple regions (Liang et al. 2011; Kuang et al. 2012; Zhou and Yang 2012; Yang et al. 2013; Zhang et al. 2013; Pang et al. 2015).

The research identified that the following two tasks were required to improve the accuracy of the methodology and thereby enable the Direct DBD (Priestley 2003) approach to be used for frame-wall structures: Development of an expression for the displaced shape of frame-wall structures at maximum response, to enable equivalent SDOF characteristics to be established.

Both E2 and P4 were shown to enhance the rate of spherical structures development by increasing the levels of LC3-II and cleaved caspase-3 [ 8].

Our data show that genes already described as being involved in different carpel structures development did not show significant expression changes until stage H, particularly in male flowers where style and stigma are aborted (Additional file 3).

Sara Lee moved the headquarters of its bakery group to a 175,000-square-foot renovated warehouse on the island owned by Structured Development, a local developer, in late 1999.

It is a language: the language of setup, structure, development and fulfilment.

J. Michael Drew, the president of Structured Development, the owner of the now vacant building, is not worried.

"The novelist in me — the reader, too — wants shape and structure, development, a theme, insights," she writes.

I've undertaken formal qualifications and structured development programmes, but have also learned a great deal from consciously taking the time to review commissioning activities undertaken elsewhere in the UK and abroad.