Sentence examples for the fundamental reference from inspiring English sources

It describes the fundamental reference points for healthcare workers (HCWs) in a time space framework and designates the moments when hand hygiene is required to effectively interrupt microbial transmission during the care sequence.

In this control scheme, the fundamental reference voltage of DG is produced by active and reactive power control (similar to the control scheme in Fig. 9), while the harmonic reference voltage of DG is produced by measuring the harmonic components of PCC voltage with VDG_h_ref = VPCC_hG [48].

Most texts remained beyond the reach of would-be decipherers until 1958, when Thomas Barthel published line drawings of almost all the known corpus in his Grundlagen zur Entzifferung der Osterinselschrift ("Bases for the Decipherment of the Easter Island script") which remains the fundamental reference to rongorongo.

This concept known as "My five moments for hand hygiene" describes the fundamental reference point for health care personnel in a time-space framework and designates when hand hygiene is required for effective interruption of microbial transmission during patient care [ 6, 7].

The current reference can be obtained by combining the harmonic current reference and the fundamental current reference as illustrated in (9).

When the German astronomers began the AGK2 in the 1920s, they first required a fundamental reference system that by the following decade was defined in the Dritter Fundamental-katalog des Berliner Astronomischen Jahrbuchs, or FK3.

The obtained results provide a fundamental reference to the design and optimization of multi-channel quartz crystal microbalance.

The opportunity to have a powerful tool, which might not only be a fundamental reference for the validation and optimization of the SZ model [for example the calibration of the constants of the Eq. (8)], can be inferred.

3. Probably due to time constraints, the field of theater did not become a fundamental reference of the project, contrary to plans.

In general, the fear is that the materialist monist has to treat the organ of thought as, what Dennett (1987 61) calls, a syntactic engine: that is, as something that operates without any fundamental reference to the propositional content of what it thinks.

Thereby, the models are giving a detailed description of the relevant set of parameters and suggest a set of optimum spray conditions serving as a fundamental reference to further develop the technology.