Sentence examples for that describes two from inspiring English sources
Kundel and Nodine (1975) developed a model that describes two distinct processes leading to a diagnostic decision.
For the analytical determination of the mud filtrate concentration in the invaded zone we use a mathematical model that describes two coupled phenomena that occur during the invasion: the mud cake formation and the mud filtrate diffusion process through the porous media.
These three studies use a similar theoretical framework that describes two categories of explanations of research utilization: engineering explanations and socio-organizational explanations.
Using the model that describes two hovering helicopters carrying one heavy load, an inertia coordinate system and body coordinate systems of each sub-system are established.
Critical illness polyneuromyopathy (CIPM) is a term that describes two separate diseases: critical illness polyneuropathy (CIP) and critical illness myopathy (CIM).
The government is also adopting Tim Berners-Lee's data-rating system that describes five increasingly powerful ways to publish data on the web.
Gartner developed a model that describes five levels of infrastructure maturity that will enable the dynamic IT infrastructure.
Finally, Web B2B configurations are considered by way of a model that describes four archetypal configurations, and the factors that are antecedent to these modes and how the Web may influence them.
Graveyards of the Pacific (National Geographic Society, $45) is a glossy 256-page book, illustrated with vivid archival and recent underwater photographs, that describes four expeditions Ballard has made in search of sunken World War IIwreckage.
Our findings align with existing literature that describes four key factors that inhibit collaboration in global health work at universities.
We developed a mathematical model that describes four subpopulations of the haematopoietic system, as suggested by the data: stem cells, progenitors, differentiated cells and terminally differentiated cells.
