Sentence examples for two fundamental characteristics from inspiring English sources

With few and relatively unimportant exceptions, all the modern control systems have two fundamental characteristics in common.

The author names two fundamental characteristics of successful entrepreneurs: alertness to opportunities in the market; and the ability to amass the resources (human, capital and physical) to exploit such opportunities.

Bettstetter [36] investigated the two fundamental characteristics of a wireless multi-hop network: its minimal node degree and its k-connectivity.

The neural networks based on the ART architecture have two fundamental characteristics that are extremely important for the network performance (stability and plasticity), which allow the implementation of continuous training.

We conduct laboratory experiments and numerical simulations, and analyze field wave data to investigate the bivariate distribution of two fundamental characteristics of wave groupiness, group height and group length.

The One-to-One programs share two fundamental characteristics: 1) each individual in the classroom is equipped with a digital device and internet access; 2) the digital devices are served as instructional purposes (e.g. class managements, cognitive and metacognitive tools, virtual agents) (Penuel, 2006).

Regardless of the design, a kite must conform to the laws of aerodynamics and embody three fundamental characteristics: an aerodynamic structure to gain lift from the wind, a tether to keep it from blowing away, and a bridle to direct the kite face at the proper angle to the wind.

At least three fundamental characteristics of science are based on data sharing.

Laser light (Fig. 1) emitted from a laser has four fundamental characteristics: Intensity, Coherency, Monochromaticity, and Collimation, which distinguish it from natural light.

Performance is based on four fundamental characteristics, these being the noise level at 1 m from the exit and at a 90° station to the nozzle axis, and the thrust on a chosen profile, the noise reduction and the thrust efficiency.

Social network studies have three fundamental characteristics: relationships rather than individuals are studied, relationships between individuals can be drawn or graphed in "sociograms" that illustrate social structure, and social structure can therefore be subjected to mathematical analysis and modeling.