Sentence examples for terms compatible with from inspiring English sources

The description of human operator dynamic characteristics in mathematical terms compatible with control engineering practice is an essential prerequisite to the analytical treatment of manual reactor control systems.

Rationalists tend to think of the sense of duty as a response of reason to certain moral facts or relations, so if Hume is to maintain his sentimentalism, he needs (among other things) to explain to us (in terms compatible with his empiricist premises) how a sense of duty develops out of (or can exist as a) feeling or feelingful motivation.

Assuming mass action kinetics for all the interactions this model structure is, in qualitative terms, compatible with the experimental behavior observed.

In terms compatible with modern genetics, Lamarck's scheme entails that 1) environmental factors cause genomic (heritable) changes 2) the induced changes (mutations) are targeted to a specific gene(s) 3) the induced changes provide adaptation to the original causative factor.

In the spirit of hydrodynamic theories, we propose a constitutive relation for this tensor by writing all possible terms compatible with its symmetry, at lowest order in the driving fields.

In order to describe behavior in terms compatible with neural activity, we defined an Eff stimulus for each cell (the image that produced the larger responses is the Eff, the other is the Ineff image) and describe the behavior with respect to the Eff and Ineff stimuli.

Critical factors that influence population health including evolutionary responses of the pathogen under the pressure of different intervention measures during an epidemic should be considered for the design of effective strategies that address short-term targets compatible with long-term disease outcomes.

Psychological conceptions of the self have tended to be framed in terms not compatible with what we know about the brain.

A morphism will be a morphism of graded algebras restricting to a morphism of quasi 3-crossed modules on the bottom three terms and compatible with the action.

Interestingly, losses and gains of gene modules carrying out functions (whose GO terms are compatible with the acquisition of all of them) were found.

In addition, DN accounts for the increased mortality in type 1 and type 2 diabetes, and then patients without DN achieve long-term survival compatible with general population.