Sentence examples for a flexible mode of from inspiring English sources

The concept allows a flexible mode of operation, such as full or partial water quenching with subsequent waste heat utilization for high and medium-pressure steam production.

For new biogas plants, a flexible mode of operation should in principle be ensured by the rule that funding is limited to annual electricity generation corresponding to a power rating of 50% of the installed electric capacity, as introduced in the EEG 2014.

Mobile platforms for PHRs would create a flexible mode of interacting with the PHR for individuals who are busy, traveling, or on the go (5).

Interestingly, a recent structural study of the Xenopus TET (ten-eleven translocation) 3 type-3 ZF-CxxC domain revealed a more flexible mode of DNA binding that permits recognition of non-methylated cytosine bases in either a CpG or a non-CpG context.

The main objective of this partnership is to provide an alternative more flexible mode of volunteering that complements existing community partnerships and engages those people who may otherwise not have volunteered because of perceived time or geographical restrictions.

The reason for the transformation of transport service trajectories towards the inclusion of informational and methodological operations lies mainly in the pressure from shippers and the transformation of modes of production, in particular the development of more flexible mode of production, which rely heavily on flexible logistic systems and information flows.

Its simple, brief format, and flexible mode of administration requires less resources enhancing the feasibility for its use in both research and clinical practice.

The brief flexible mode of delivery as part of cancer clinicians' routine practice is aimed to address the stigma of psychosocial care and facilitate uptake by patients whose physical condition would make attendance for longer therapies difficult.

Even with a non-flexible mode of operation, the installed capacity is significantly larger than the rated power.

"We speculate, post hoc, that large doses of psychedelics might induce an ultra-flexible mode of brain functioning but a breakdown of more rational processes, while microdosing might drive brain functioning towards an optimal balance between persistence and flexibility".

Given an existing closed-loop system where a basic controller controls the rigid body modes, the problem of interest consists in designing an adaptive controller that could deal with the flexible modes of the system in such a way that the performance of the first controller is not deteriorated even in the presence of parameter variations.