Sentence examples for work on analysing from inspiring English sources

His work on analysing Syrian weapons, which began as a hobby, is now frequently cited by human rights groups and has led to questions in parliament.

Ever more research now supports his hunch.In a new paper, Daniel Sichel and Stephen Oliner, two economists at the Federal Reserve known for their work on analysing the economic impact of computers, estimate that improvements in the computer industry's own production processes account for about a quarter of the overall increase in productivity.

The earliest work on analysing the geometric aspects in photogrammetry can be traced back to Gruen (1978).

The second are the results of work on analysing palm bone lesions, which laid foundations for a new class of E-UBIAS systems for biometric verification and identification of persons.

Hence, an important aspect of the work on analysing cache performance in Tier 3 server settings will involve characterisations of the network delays so that the time windows for the measurement epochs are properly calibrated according to prevailing conditions on the data transfer paths such as available bandwidth, propagation and congestion delays.

Lueg's work on analysing context awareness is also relevant which warned against "isolating" specific aspects of context and promoted a closer focus on "understanding how and to what extent different aspects of environments influence cognition and actions when used as a resources" (Lueg 2001).

"Some of our colleagues are still working on analysing the genome from Buttercup's specimen.

"The more you worked on analysing the numbers, the worse you performed," Mr Parke says, "and the more you thought about what you owned in your funds the worse you felt".

"For the concept art, we worked on analysing 33 iconic districts, and 36 architectural styles.

This work focuses on analysing the optimal design of an under-actuated tendon-driven robotic gripper with two 3-phalange fingers and a geometric design optimization method is proposed to achieve a stable grasp performance.

The work focuses on analysing how the latest modifications in the Spanish micro-CHP and renewable energies regulation affect viability of this technology, as well as predicting what results could be achieved if policy support mechanisms in Spain were like those in two other European countries, Germany and United Kingdom, where this kind of equipment has good acceptance.