Sentence examples for the concept of acquiring from inspiring English sources

In 1995 the concept of acquiring single trials that took better advantage of fMRI's strengths was introduced.

In this role, he again cooperated with Air Vice Marshal Wackett now the Air Member for Technical Services to introduce the concept of acquiring spare parts based on 'life-of-type', whereby the forecast number and type of spares necessary for an aircraft's projected service life would be ordered when it was first deployed operationally, to reduce support costs and delivery times.

These experiments set the initial groundwork for what would become the concept of acquired immunological tolerance.

The concept of acquired "clinical vulnerability" is related to previous insults/pathophysiological changes that predispose to disease.

The concept of acquired "clinical vulnerability" is related to previous insults/pathophysiological changes that predispose to disease, as expressed in Figure 2.

In order to solve the problem of TIS prediction, the results indicate that the methodology proposed in this work is adequate, particularly when using the concept of acquired knowledge which increased the accuracy in all databases evaluated.

In fact, it seems that on one specific major medical issue the "professional" doctors did not fare as well as an amateur commentator, the historian Thucydides, who in his description of the great plague was aware, as they were not, of the concepts of acquired immunity and contagion.

The Justice Department filed a lawsuit yesterday to shut down what it said was a fraudulent scheme to take the corporate concept of acquiring a mailbox in Bermuda to avoid taxes and apply it to individuals.

These use the same basic concept of acquiring 2D data with rapid filling of central k-space by preparing and analyzing one slice at a time, but based upon SGE sequences using an inversion or saturation pre-pulse to generate the T1 contrast.

This chapter builds on this observation and explores the background and concepts of acquiring, operating, supporting, and servicing complex engineering systems.

The concept of competence is acquiring relevance as core element of educational systems and consequently importance in the job market.