Sentence examples for systems introduced by from inspiring English sources
In this note, we contributed to the extension of our study concerning fuzzy dynamical systems introduced by Markechová in [7].
The systems introduced by Frege and Russell were systems of classical logic, but soon after systems of non-classical logics were considered by other logicians.
Recently, singular differential systems introduced by Rosenbrock [12], are studied because they have many applications in practical fields, such as non-Newtonian fluid mechanics, optimal control problems, and electrical circuits and some population growth models.
For instance, existing models with a fixed predefined current geometry do not incorporate the current systems introduced by Antonova and Ganushkina (2000) and Antonova (2000), or the cut ring current (CRC).
I begin below with the complex conjunct entry point; but a disjunct entry point will be encountered in the course of discussing the systems introduced by the conjunct entry condition.
For example, if the dimension of field of discourse is conceptualised as concerning activity, then the systems introduced by its entry points could cover everything that classifies the nature of action, such as types of action ('material'/'verbal'), the sphere of action ('local' ,/'institutionalised'), and the status of action ('quotidian'/'specialised'specialised
A number of factors have fuelled this growth including a new audience measurement system introduced by Barb in January.
This year, the Board of Education changed the way it reports the results, to match a new system introduced by the state.
He contrasts judicial compulsion, in which editors are excluded from discussions, with the collaborative system introduced by the PCC.
Under this system, introduced by the Labour government, workers may be admitted according to their value to the economy.
The papers mentioned above would do better to attack the system (introduced by the Conservatives but unbelievably continued by Labour) that allows this to happen.
