Sentence examples for the common fundamental from inspiring English sources

In this study, it is demonstrated that clamped clamped heterogeneous Bernoulli Euler beams and the Kirchhoff Love annular plate that is clamped along both inner and outer perimeters possess the common fundamental mode shape that is a fourth-order polynomial.

Although multiple etiologies contribute to the development of CRS, ineffective sinonasal mucociliary clearance is the common fundamental pathophysiology.

The common fundamental element of these studies is the identification of the sensory cues that socially interactive robots need to accurately decode if they are to successfully distinguish between human emotions.

The neutrino, one of the most common fundamental particles, was very difficult to study because it interacts only very weakly with other particles.

The quantitative sciences offer a powerful set of tools in the quest for common fundamental principles and connections among seemingly disparate biological phenomena.

While we find a plethora of chemotherapy drugs in use in the clinic, their common fundamental role is to either kill cancer cells or stop their growth potential.

The Fig. 1 depicts the diagram of a common fundamental generation system with a HESS, in which power equipment are omitted.

In contrast to numerous studies on parasite-host relationships in the midgut, very few studies have investigated sporozoite-salivary gland relationships including whether the two epithelia may share common fundamental reactions to parasite invasion, despite apparent differences in the invasion process.

The development of stratified retinal cell architecture is highly conserved in all vertebrates, implying that a common fundamental molecular mechanism is involved in the generation of the organized retina.

Experience indicates that there is a common fundamental governance deficit among the three countries in that there is frequently no effective planning process into which climate change resilience could be mainstreamed.

Accordingly, apomixis in eukaryotes would share a common fundamental theme, i.e., the formation of unreduced and epigenetically reset parthenogenetically active cells from germline cells or closely associated cells (cells normally associated with sexual reproduction).