Sentence examples for a critical input for from inspiring English sources
Energy Pricing Energyy is a critical input for any growth process and our domestic energy resources are not sufficient to meet our country's growing needs.
Total energy consumption per capita of any country is a critical input for the economic and social development.
Additionally, this analysis has permitted, for the first time, the determination of the gradient energy coefficient for γ/γ′ interfaces in Co-base alloys, a critical input for phase-field and other simulation models for microstructural evolution.
This paper contributes to the structural reliability problem by presenting a novel approach that enables for identification of stochastic oscillatory processes as a critical input for given mechanical models.
These perception surveys and the rumor tracking tools we paired with them—have become a critical input for the $4.4 billion recovery program.
Reliable, comparable information about the main causes of disease and injury in populations, and how these are changing, is a critical input for debates about priorities in the health sector.
Besides the evidence of crystal anisotropy for the WC phase, they permit to identify and account the expected strengthening of the plastic-constrained metallic binder, a critical input parameter for hardness and toughness modelling as well as for microstructural design optimization of ceramic composites reinforced by ductile metallic ligaments.
A critical input parameter for such models is an estimate of the consumption rates and biomasses of prey consumed by fish populations.
Similarly, specimen identification is a critical input parameter for understanding fishery catch data and partitioning ecotype-specific harvest rates.
It should be noted, however, that despite the lack of specific studies analyzing the ways in which the market for a critical input (i.e., coca) for an illegal drug affects corruption in the producing country, the notion that 'legalization' of drugs will reduce corruption in that country is not new.
Asymptotic expressions reveal a critical input signal-to-noise ratio for signal recovery.
