Sentence examples for water interpretation from inspiring English sources
Note that the MCH2 system is a modified version of the two-component Camassa-Holm (CH2) system to allow a dependence on the average density ρ ¯ (or depth, in the shallow water interpretation) as well as the pointwise density ρ.
Note that the MCH2 system is a version of the CH2 system modified to allow for a dependence on the average density ρ ¯ (or depth, in the shallow water interpretation) as well as the pointwise density ρ.
What's different about Waters' interpretation too is that unlike the shows that seek to emulate the Beatles, he wrote the monologue from his own take and perception of Lennon.
For the geochemical classification of groundwater and surface water and interpretation of chemical data, Chadha (1999) diagram was used.
These results challenge the hypothesis that GlcNAc is a perfectly rigid C1 chair, as predicted by high-level energy calculations without explicit water, straightforward interpretation of NMR data and non-equilibrium nanosecond-simulations.
However, the number of pool users was small, findings were not statistically stable, and the relative concentrations of various DBPs in pools differ from those in drinking water, precluding interpretation of these findings.
The book fails, I believe, because Hamilton will not plunge into the mystic waters of interpretation.
The same setup is solved for fading channels in [6] providing a directional water-filling interpretation of the optimal power schedule.
We use Values Beliefs Norms theory to construct multivariate models of the relationship between ground water irrigators' interpretations of climate change risks and their implementation of adaptive water conservation practices.
Recently however, Pacificus' clock has been identified as being an observation tube used to locate stars with an accompanying book of astronomical observations, rather than a mechanical or water clock, an interpretation supported by illustrations from medieval manuscripts.
Reference ranges were derived from population norms in southern Ontario; the absence of available reference levels for plasma and RBC Mn for populations exposed to higher natural background levels (e.g., through drinking water) makes the interpretation of such results difficult.
