Sentence examples for true properties of from inspiring English sources

Not since James Joyce's Molly Bloom has a woman in literature spoken up for the true properties of her sex.

Only those appearances that are "in the full light" reveal the true properties of the perceived object, and only they can provide the basis for true judgments.

This makes it practically impossible to determine the true properties of CMEs and therefore makes it more difficult to forecast their geoeffectiveness.

The mechanical equivalent diameter obtained by numerical simulation on a 3D image of the strut allows to simulate the "true" properties of the lattice structure by taking into account the manufacturing constraints of the EBM process.

Reliable measurements of the true properties of the films were obtained by data extrapolation provided that the ratio of indentation depth to film thickness was in the range 0.1 0.2.

From the simulation results, it is concluded that, compared with the reference case that uses the true properties of the chosen material S355JR, the first case of simplification is more suitable for the prediction of plate deflections, while the second case is more favorable for the assessment of thermal fields, heat-affected zones, residual stress fields and stress intensity factors.

We stress that our results do not depend on whether one believes that multifunctionality is a true property of genes reflected in the patterns of annotation, or some kind of artifact of how genes are studied and annotated.

We have not been able to confirm whether SNP density does truly increase with graph complexity, and therefore, cannot rule out whether SNP prediction drop off in more complex regions is a true property of the graph or a failure of the 2 k + 2 algorithm to detect in these regions.

An engineer at Virginia Tech, Stefan Duma, is working to pull back the curtain on the true performance properties of helmets.

It remains unclear whether this approach reflects the true pharmacodynamic properties of Plk1 inhibitors, since these assays often address only small portions of the human kinome and typically use a recombinant kinase and an artificial substrate.

In order to be able to ontologically explain the scenario set out above, therefore, we first need an account of property persistence able to distinguish "true" property persistence from cases of "non-salient property change" or what may also be called property type persistence.