Sentence examples for use the compilation from inspiring English sources

If we use the compilation of the subduction zones by van Keken et al. [ 2011] this results in a total flux of H2O entering the trench of 2.6×10 Tg/Myr, with 0.86×10 Tg/Myr carried by the crust and 1.74×10 Tg/Myr by the lithospheric mantle below.

We defined the ratio of using the CompilationUnitEditor, for F13 participant, as 18/31.

This is true even if the music services allow playlists -- or possibly create playlists themselves -- using the compilation or soundtrack brand in the metadata with the track listing of the underlying tracks.

We produced such cis-regulatory descriptors using the compilation of upstream sequence motifs published by Hughes et al. [ 22] in combination with the genome-wide location analysis showing the binding of transcription factors to gene promoters published by Harbison et al. [ 16].

Developers will be able to take all of their existing ASP.NET skills, but with vNEXT, they will also be able to use the dynamic compilation available in the new open-source Roslyn.NET compiler platform, so they won't have to recompile their apps to see the changes they made in their browser.

The pipeline can parallelize this module over multiple processing cores using the MPI compilation of Rosetta and the Pipeman job distribution tool for the post-processing steps.

The system was intended to be used for the compilation of a database of draft requirements of tillage implements.

The entire data of Tanaka et al. (2004), including those estimated by assuming the heat conductivity, were used for the compilation.

Four main data sources are used for the compilation of the database the British Geological Survey (BGS) and the US Geological Survey USGSS) for metal and mineral data; the International Energy Agency (IEA) for the data on fossil fuels; and the FAO for the data on biomass extraction.

More famously, the same records were later used for the compilation of Domesday Book.

*[B] was used in the compilation of [C] at Abingdon, in the mid-11th century.