Sentence examples for the relevant expression from inspiring English sources

A possible context of use is just a possible situation in which someone uses the relevant expression.

Through the relevant expression from the deduction, the criterion of strength design can be further obtained for these porous materials under these multiaxial complex loadings.

Through the relevant expression, the relevant strength criterion and the relevant loading condition resulting in the strut buckling are further achieved for these porous metal foams under compression.

Next, some are local, some are global (albeit on some accounts only accidentally global, when the relevant expression falls at the end of the sentence).

Unlike the contextualist approach, therefore, the epistemic assignment principle does not explicitly require that a scenario contain a token of the relevant expression type in order to assign an extension relative to that scenario.

For, to the extent that the context-sensitivity of the relevant expression(s) can remain deeply hidden, even after careful reflection, it becomes less clear that in the cases of concern (SA, the airport example, etc).

The relevant expressions in the structure equation can be calculated from F ′ ( z ) : F ′ ( z ) ≅ i ν − μ A sin ( μ z − α − i μ ν ( γ − 1 2 ) ).

Further substitutions into the relevant expressions allow computation of the MNE's profits and global union utility, reported in Table 1.

The relevant expressions are documented in Appendix 1 and 2. We also provide a comparison of computed values with observed experimental and other theoretical studies.

The model culminates in a set of unit cell problems via which the relevant expressions for the effective coefficients are derived.

It does help in ontology, though, if some of the relevant expressions in ontological debates, like the quantifiers themselves, exhibit such different readings.