Sentence examples for thereby essentially from inspiring English sources

Thereby, essentially one-dimensional flux correction tools can be readily applied to multidimensional problems involving unstructured meshes.

A remedy to this problem is given by the stochastic geometry framework [6 10], which models the node locations as a realization of a point process, thereby essentially accounting for the spatial dynamics of the network.

Connected with these professorships was the important assignment to deliver the Sunday homilies, also called 'exhortations' or 'Erbauungsreden' ('edifying addresses'), to the students (Bolzano gave them voluntarily also on holidays); the effectiveness of these chairs (whose occupants were therefore also called 'catechists' — cf. Bolzano 1836, 31) was thereby essentially enhanced.

The first two of these theses dramatically overturned the sort of dualistic picture of the relation between language and thought/meaning that had predominated during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, and thereby essentially founded the philosophy of language as we still know it today.

A similar effect was observed in R. sphaeroides that seems to assimilate simultaneously acetate (via the ethylmalonyl-CoA pathway) and succinate, thereby essentially lacking catabolite repression [48].

WP744 was a more potent inhibitor of HIF-1α and reduced expression by 53% under conditions of hypoxia, compared to 25% HIF-1α reduction by WP1066 (Figure 5A and 5B), thereby essentially abolishing the hypoxia-induced amounts of HIF-1α A similar but less degree inhibition of HIF-1α was observed under conditions of normoxia, confirming that these agents possessed HIF-1α inhibitory properties.

By operating from geostationary orbit, measurements may be made many times a day, thereby providing essentially perfect diurnal sampling of the radiation balance between reflected and emitted radiance for that area of the globe within the field of view.

Responses to upcoming key applications were mixed, thereby representing essentially the same variety of indications that PET/MR is used for today with the exception that many sites anticipate more frequent use of PET/MR in cardiac patients, and in patients with cancers of soft tissues, prostate and gynecological cancers.

It thereby contributes essentially to the de novo synthesis of vacuolar hydrolases to concomitantly boost of the catabolic activity of vacuoles.

In mechanistic terms, these relationships imply that each probe set "knows" exactly what proportion of the random amount ν it must "catch" in the course of hybridization, thereby making this essentially deterministic model highly implausible.

20,  21 We detected a small instantaneous electro-optic response for di-4-ANEPPS (Δ S/ S per 100 mV=2.7 %), followed by a slow response with the opposite sign, thereby leading to essentially no overall change in the signal for a time window of 350 ms.