Sentence examples for with this typology from inspiring English sources

The algorithms are applied to the reliability analysis of a generic single-lap bonded joint, where the specific uncertainties related with this typology are taken into account, including mechanical properties and geometrical parameters of adherends and adhesive.

This categorization aligns with the typology suggested by Kusyk and Lozano (2007).

The use of principal-component is essential to bridge the visualization of SNA with the typology of Gillmann, as the novelty of this paper.

Consistent with the typology of visual hallucinations in LBD, hallucination content consisted primarily of people, animals, and objects (87.5%).

Given the result of SNA, the model of networks from both cases will be contrasted with the typology suggested by Gillmann (2010).

Current research is mostly concerned with the typology and effectiveness of individual environmental policy instruments, be it regulatory or economic incentives, that aim to influence industry behaviour.

In tandem with the typology of health worker mobility, perhaps a typology of destination country health systems should be developed.

This is consistent with previous findings (Adams et al., 2009; James et al., 2007; Pathé et al., 2014) and conforms with the typology of the fixated individual described by Mullen et al. (2009a).

Combined with their typology, this stratigraphic position suggests that this material is an Andalucian manifestation of the same cultural phenomenon documented in layer 2 of Pego do Diabo [41], and the same has been suggested for identical material recovered in mixed Early Upper Paleolithic contexts at the cave sites of Salemas and Escoural, in Portugal [41], [54].

In conjunction with this question, a typology of raiding and a brief discussion of the role of different community members in raiding is presented.

This entails merging big data and context-aware technologies and their applications with the typologies and design concepts of sustainable urban forms to achieve multiple hitherto unrealized goals.