Sentence examples for type of description from inspiring English sources
A new mathematical model of motions based on MMG methodology was developed and a new type of description of forces acting on azimuth drives is presented.
No matter what type of description you give to the two groups, there is clearly one group of unlawful attackers and there is another group of lawful defenders".
Bridgeman [9] favors this type of description of the physical duration and suggests an approach which we will call Bridgeman model in the following.
We have tried to illustrate here the type of description of intervention components that will make it possible to replicate their essential features.
Generically, this type of description of a biochemical reaction can be seen either as a Taylor approximation in logarithmic space or as a heuristic or phenomenological model that has been applied successfully hundreds of times and in different contexts, even though it is difficult or impossible in many situations to trace it back to first mechanistic principles.
This type of description greatly abstracts the realities of biological processes: in addition to combining multistep processes such as gene expression into a single step, it neglects fluctuations, assuming instead that a population-averaged view will be sufficient for at least any initial design work.
The descriptions of such an approach were ambiguous, and may cover any type of descriptions for exclusion, such as missing data and deviation from protocol.
The two types of description are equivalent and interconnected with the relation: G ∗ = 1 i ω J ~ , (2).
A third task is to elucidate how computational description relates to other common types of description, especially neurophysiological description (which cites neurophysiological properties of the organism's brain or body) and intentional description (which cites representational properties of mental states).
Two types of description were used for evaluation of the transport parameters of the porous structures from the experimental responses by time-domain fitting: a mean transport pore model ( MTPM ) and a homogeneous pore model with Bosanquet formula for effective diffusivity (HPM).
Taken together, and with the addition of other figures and more detailed explanations that appear in that paper, these three types of description constitute a bene par excellence; they are intended to capture the dynamics of the intricate regulatory process that is part of the development of the sea urchin S. purpuratus, and which results from its DNA being the way it is.
