Sentence examples for to be summarised from inspiring English sources

The scientific production process allows research to be summarised and translating it into writing for future communication.

Focusing on GDP misses the point – the "health" of the economy is too complex to be summarised in a single number.

The application of an energy-based approach allows all the fatigue data obtained from the notched specimens to be summarised in a single scatter band, in terms of the total strain energy density evaluated at the notch tip against cycles to failure.

However, this method was applied only to the colour channels of the videos to be summarised.

This number depends on user requirements and on the content of the video to be summarised and its choice frequently involves a trade-off between the quality and efficiency of the key-frame summary.

If the panel's argumentation had to be summarised in one sentence, it would be this one expert comment: "The world is not subject-based!" This leads easily to another thought, namely that the assessment of an education that aims at preparing the pupils to manage in world cannot rely on a subject-based final assessment.

The literature referred to is summarised in Table 1 below.

Luis Suárez's importance to Uruguay can be summarised in various ways.

The result referred to above can be summarised as follows: Theorem 1 (Ordinal representation).

Responses to the consultation will then be summarised and a report taken to the university's executive group.

Positions of responsibility can be summarised ❻ to free more space, as can her achievements and interests.