Sentence examples for the development of a structural from inspiring English sources
Recently, the development of a structural model of VPAC1 N-terminal domain indicated a structure similar to that of a Sushi domain (Tan et al., 2006).
This methodology was conceived during the development of a structural analysis educational software product specially geared to undergraduate engineering students.
The methodology for the development of a structural model, along with the opto-mechanical model of SFBGs, is presented.
This paper presents an exploratory study about the development of a structural and measurement model for the technological acceptance (TAM) of a web-based educational tool.
The development of a structural model in direct space, starting with minimal knowledge such as the metal:organic ratio, is shown here to be possible.
The size and nearly uniform geometry allowed the development of a structural model for the shells composed of 260 hexagonal units and 13 hexagons per icosahedral face.
The increasing use of composite laminates in safety critical structures has prompted the development of a robust structural health monitoring system for laminates, which uses metastable ferrous alloy inserts embedded within the laminate during component construction to provide an indication of the peak tensile strain encountered by the laminate.
The parametric analysis, based on the Eurocode 3, led to the development of a simple structural model implemented on the ANSYS finite element program.
During the tectonic evolution, the development of a new structural porosity both in CZ and DZ gave up the faults permeable.
Its main strength lies in the fact that, to orientate the European dimension towards education implies the development of a profound, structural Europeanist project, with schools and educational establishments at its heart, and the leadership of education professionals who are competent in the European dimension.
We believe that three disciplines help achieve this necessary rigor: the use of grounded approaches for construct definition; the development of a priori structural hypotheses (that define relevant versus irrelevant variance); and the development of a priori, relational hypotheses as a basis for future construct validation.
