Sentence examples for term characterization from inspiring English sources

An automatic source term characterization program was developed, and its structure, logic, and function are explained here in detail.

For the assessment of the environmental compatibility of waste materials which are usually heterogeneous materials with variable composition and unknown origin extensive investigations (consisting of long term characterization, compliance and on site verification tests) are necessary.

As headache frequency varies over longer periods, modeling headache days using control theory based models may provide better long-term characterization of the natural history of migraine across multiple intervals.

The potential for resultant exposure misclassification may be reduced by the long-term characterization of many of the TRP metrics.

Our model therefore includes two levels of learning: short-term adjustment of selectivity and longer-term characterization of the environment through preference development.

Several groups had characterized the phenotypes (i.e., CYP450, morphology, glycogen/urea/albumin production) in contemporary hepatocyte-like cells[ 22], but none has made the long-term characterization to demonstrate their stability.

Delle Donne et al. (2006) used data from a fixed thermal camera on Stromboli to analyze almost 20,000 explosions, and integrated the observed dynamics with infrasound to create one of the longest-term characterizations of strombolian explosive behavior to date.

The goal would be to incorporate the data into long-term characterizations of exposures for the participating children.

Information on PAH mass flux at the sediment water interface is useful for site assessment, including the evaluation of remediation alternatives and longer term site characterization.

Use of an experimental evidence code indicates that the cited article reported results that support the association of a GO term from characterization of a gene or gene product.

Mr. Christie's cast was equal to the score's demands, both in terms of characterization and sheer technique.