Sentence examples for tools indicating that from inspiring English sources

It is also important to keep in mind that this was the first time that such a task was carried out and that teams had a rather short timeframe to build/train their tools, indicating that these initial results could be further improved.

A high proportion of the flints are bladed tools, indicating that the people who produced them were hunter gatherers.

Essoussi et al. compared several alignment tools, indicating that no single tool can consistently outperform other ones by the estimation of quality alignment [35].

The variance between tests is much lower than the differences between tools, indicating that the reported Q score averages are sufficiently robust for comparing the tools.

Closer analysis of the results of cyt. c release and caspase activation in real time by employing these cell-based tools indicate that cyt. c release preceded caspase activation upon small molecule PAC-1 treatment similar to other drugs.

Observations of Olduvian cobble tools indicate that their mass distribution is similar to the manuports hoarded by the larger hominids.

SEM analysis of worn tools indicated that the wear mechanisms existing during machining are affected by machining environment.

The surface collection of datable objects (i.e. pottery shards and stone tools) indicated that the site had functioned at the end of the Early Bronze Age and during the Roman/Byzantine time.

Data analyses on the characteristics of utilised external representation tools indicate that although conventional manual sketching is beneficial for providing rich intuitive design concepts, they have limitations when novice designers need to oversee complicated design problems.

Engineering testing of a sampling of these tools indicated that for a frequency range of 6·3 Hz to 1000 Hz, overall acceleration levels between 2000 m/s2 and 24 000 m/s2 were measured on the chisels and levels between 37 m/s2 and 350 m/s2 were measured on the handles of chipping hammers.

Our experience with the development of POND and other simulation-based tools indicates that the object-based approach provides a robust foundation for developing tools which allow code reusability, facilitate maintenance of complex software, and enable partition of program development among multiple programmers.