Sentence examples for view the formulation from inspiring English sources
A new device is designed to model the mixing of drug formulations with flowing blood utilizing a uniquely designed flow cell and a CCD camera to view the formulation as it is mixed with a blood surrogate in real time.
A fundamental understanding of plant cell wall rheology is essential in view of the formulation engineering of plant-based foods/ingredients.
In less scientific realms where belief is involved it is no less important, ranging from one's personal world view and the formulation of opinion to team projects in business and enterprise to Church councils, canons and creeds.
From the numerical point of view, the variational formulation together with an algorithmic design is described for an easy implementation within the context of the finite element method.
(6) From the numerical point of view, the alternative formulation given by Eq. (5) is very important for the numerical implementation.
From an algorithmic point of view, the ILP formulation allows to find solutions quickly in practice, even without tuning any parameters or settings of the ILP solver.
Holbrooke explained his responsibilities as Special Representative and emphasized the importance of Indian views in the formulation of the new administration,s Afghanistan and Pakistan policy.
The meta-synthesis and secondary analysis could tell us about actual and potential service users' views on the formulation of mental health problems and on the services that might meet their needs, but were restricted by the issues they primarily sought to address.
In view of this, the formulation in terms of the primal unknown appears to be a more intuitive and natural choice but requires a C1-continuous interpolation.
This economic view partly inspired the formulation of the Difference Principle.
Critics argued that the model proves exclusionary if one interprets universal citizenship as requiring (a) the transcendence of particular, situated perspectives to achieve a common, general point of view and (b) the formulation of laws and policies that are difference-blind (Young 1989).
