Sentence examples for the third part describes from inspiring English sources

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The third part describes experimental characterization of a physical prototype to identify unknown system parameters.

The third part describes failures due to extreme loading such as seismic-induced failures, ship strikes, and fire-induced failures.

And the third part describes the indicators construction since the sample design determines the use of weighing and elevation factors to obtain representative estimation values.

The third part describes the mechanisms for generating parasitic noise within integrated circuits and the role of the package and on-chip supply network.

The third part describes the computational process allowing the delivery rounds preparation, with a solution based on distributed negotiation between multi-agents representing the delivery operators.

The third part describes the nodes in the sub-space.

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The second part described planets, fixed stars and constellations; while the third part described the lands and seas shown on the terrestrial globe, and discussed the length of the circumference of the earth and of a degree of a great circle.

The first part describes the working principle of the actuator.

The first part describes the design of a photomask.

The first part describes the relevant fundamentals of reactive distillation.

The first part describes generally applicable concepts in nanoparticle technology.

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