Sentence examples for systematics to from inspiring English sources

We were going to use Systematics to look at an audience's contribution to the creation of music.

There are many systematics to jet measurement including the jet energy scale, which is expected to be ~1% from in situ calibration; calorimeter nonlinearity (≪3%); and effects such as the jet reconstruction algorithm used and energy from the underlying event.

The first broadly focuses on the nature of science and religion while considering various topics including the nature of science and creationism, the evolution of evolution, and the relevance of systematics to evolution.

Kondo et al. (2016) estimated major element composition of an early Earth reservoir (EER) with the aid of 142Nd/144Nd isotope systematics to determine the age and pressure temperature conditions to form the EER.

Questions of where do emotions come from, are there any systematics to do with emotion -- love, hate, and so forth.

In 1997 Greg Rouse and Kristian Fauchald attempted a "first heuristic step in terms of bringing polychaete systematics to an acceptable level of rigour", based on anatomical structures, and divided polychaetes into: Scolecida, less than 1,000 burrowing species that look rather like earthworms.

The main object of this investigation is to represent the different systematics and to compare these schemes with respect to simulated bit error rates.

Database URL: http://campanula.e-taxonomy.net/ Biological systematics, referred to as systematics in this study, aims to assess organismic diversity by attempting to identify natural biological entities above the individual level (taxa), to uncover their relationships and to characterize, classify and name them (1).

As Hennig (1966, 165) writes, "if systematics is to be a science it must bow to the self-evident requirement that objects to which the same label is given must be comparable in some way".

Essentially, the application of molecular genetics to systematics is similar to the use of radioisotopes in geologic dating: molecules change at different rates, with some, such as mitochondrial DNA, evolving rapidly and others, such as ribosomal RNA, evolving slowly.

Phenoscape focuses on the ichthyological systematics literature to link evolutionary variation in fish morphology to the rich store of phenotype data from genetic studies in zebrafish [6].