Sentence examples for very useful relations from inspiring English sources

In this work, only very useful relations for this purpose for metal nanostructures with different shapes have been collected, but also some of those relations from spherical to non-spherical particles are expanded using Coronado and Schatz's equation [10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17].

In spite of these caveats, DESDE-LTC was judged as very useful in relation to the time and effort devoted to training and completion.

From this angle, the proposed relation-based watermarking strategy is very useful to guide those relation-based watermarking methods to save the computational cost in the embedding phase.

We show that interventions, which are very useful for representing causal relations between events, can be naturally viewed as a belief change process.

A very useful approximation to this relation is established through numerical experiments which is exact for all practical purposes.

As Immanuel Kant observed, "cruelty to animals is contrary to man's duty to himself, because it deadens in him the feeling of sympathy for their sufferings, and thus a natural tendency that is very useful to morality in relation to other human beings is weakened".

Martin's (1992) work in this area is noteworthy, in particular chapter five in English Text draws out some important issues and offers a very useful overview of how lexical relations can be approached within SFL.

Besides giving evidence of the important physical dimension of the considered sector in the urban environment, mapping is very useful for pointing out spatial relations, enabling a greater integration between food action and planning approaches and thus need to be implemented.

This study demonstrates that attention to gender relations provides a very useful way of understanding behaviour such as tobacco use.

These relations will be very useful in predicting the drop-size distributions in stirred dispersions.

Rough models based on regulation diagrams can be very useful to build intuition about the relation between network topology and function in static [ 1] as well as dynamic contexts [ 2, 3].