Sentence examples for through occurrences from inspiring English sources

Temporal domain quality degradation is computed through occurrences of frame freeze or frame loss.

The proposed model is called DALTON for "DAta Linked Through Occurrences Network" because it is based on a data network.

The other 8 genomes can be identified through occurrences of other SPs belonging to the same EC.

Using the Newton Raphson incremental iterative method, the equilibrium path is obtained, and in case of snap-through occurrence the automatic arc-length method is used to track the full load displacement distribution.

Cronbach's α of 0,82; g) rates of community violence rates registered through occurrence records between 07/2007-06/2008, based on a survey held in the database of the Civil Police of the State of Rio de Janeiro/State Department.

Although the epidemiologic pattern of diabetes may differ according to the stage of health transition that a country is going through, the occurrence of depression among diabetic patients or independently seems to be associated with lower SES, through most of its variables amenable to measurement in epidemiologic studies.

The widespread use of mobile telephones and extensive mobile phone networks throughout Africa could be extremely helpful for reporting unusual health occurrences through inexpensive, potentially automated, text messaging to an identified, widely recognized, and toll-free number.

When individual organisms live through multiple occurrences of a given event, investigators can measure within-individual among-event associations between environmental variables and phenotypes.

Some forums are dedicated grief caused through specific occurrences, (road accidents, miscarriage, illness, murder, suicide, etc).

We suggest that baris protected from this flooding have greater continued exposure to cholera bacteria in the environment, either through natural occurrence or through contamination of water supplies by human waste.

Today, I am warming to Browne's discussion of the long view: "such a compass of years will shew new examples of old things, parallelisms of occurrences through the whole course of Time, and nothing be monstrous unto him, who may in that time understand not only the varieties of Man, but the varieties of himself, and how many Men he hath been in that extent of time".