Sentence examples for summary of the basic from inspiring English sources

A carefully argued summary of the basic metaphysics of this kind of Neoplatonism may be found in Proclus's Elements of Theology, which exhibits the causal relationships of the several hierarchies that constituted his intelligible universe.

Gauch [2003, pp. 277 84] contains a good summary of the basic curve-fitting problem.

In this section, we give a summary of the basic formulation of the Sinc function [26].

This section provides a brief summary of the basic Differential Evolution (DE) algorithm.

In this chapter we provide a concise summary of the basic loading physics associated with air and underwater explosions.

A summary of the basic statistics of soil salinity variation with respect to soil depth is presented in Table 2.

A tour driver needs to be able to apply the planned tour schedule, set months in advance, to the EU truck and bus driving rules, which are, and this is a very short approximate summary of the basics: 90 hours' driving time over two weeks; nine hours' driving per day, 10 hours a day twice a week.

After a summary of the basics of radio and plasma wave modes as derived from the theory and from observations in the Earth's vicinity, we discuss the counterpart of these waves as observed in outer planets' magnetospheres.

In this study, not only a summary of the basics of TDR application for monitoring of ground deformation is offered, but also a comparison of this technology with other measurement techniques (inclinometer casing) is provided.

Here, we will delve into just a few of the processes he addresses (those most likely to come up in classrooms and textbooks), provide summaries of the basic mechanisms involved, give additional examples, and of course, provide relevant teaching resources.

This is a crisp summary of one of the basic components of autism, which sits at the heart of A Boy Made of Blocks, and explains why this unassuming-looking work of commercial fiction carries not just an air of zeitgeisty significance, but the sense of a missionary author who needs to tell the world about things too often misunderstood.