Sentence examples for support the conception of from inspiring English sources

CIDAUT has developed this research as part of the project to support the conception of a new driver assistance system, aimed at improving longitudinal driving by means of information, warning and intervention strategies.

Overall results support the conception of career adaptability as a self-regulatory resource that may promote a virtuous cycle in which individuals' evaluations of their resources to cope with the environment (i.e., career adaptability) shape their affective states, which in turn influence the evaluations of their job.

According to available models, the results indicate that the optimal layout of mini-ORC turbines can substantially differ from that of radial-inflow turbines utilized in more traditional applications, strengthening the need of experimental campaigns to support the conception of new design practices.

JB and RBP supported the conception of the research design and data analysis.

The observation of Xist RNA foci within the partially collapsed ANC supports the conception of Xist RNA interacting with chromatin representing genes or regulatory elements.

For example, the widespread distribution of putative virulence determinants in the faecal baby isolates supports the conception of enterococcal virulence, not as a result of any single virulence factor but as a more complex process [ 11].

The widespread distribution of putative virulence determinants in the fecal baby isolates in this study supports the conception of enterococcal virulence, not as a result of any single virulence factor, but as a more complex process.

Some of the strongest evidence in support of the conception of the state as an individual comes from the so-called physical digression between IIP13 and IIP14, where Spinoza directly discusses individuality.

The authors are grateful for the assistance of Gaia Scerif, Rachel Swainson and Kate Roberts for their support during the conception of this work.

The discovery of radioactive emissions, constant and unilinear, in 1896, seemed at once to support the linear conception of time and to provide a means of measuring it independently of sidereal bodies.

Understanding how these processes interact and how they are aligned with other while they should support the tasks involved in the conception of a new vehicle at a minimum time and cost.