Sentence examples for a reliable application from inspiring English sources
A reliable application requires a localized and controlled continuous heating of the material within the machining zone directly in front of the tool contact area.
On the basis of the initial distribution of static strength, P-S-N (probability of failure-stress level-fatigue life) models are proposed for a reliable application of this material.
Silicon electrodes represent a great potential on increasing the energy density of Li-ion batteries, but stabilization during cycling is an important issue to be solved for enabling a reliable application.
As a result, they are found in a variety of subtypes, most of them lacking the essential structural information, such as the energy absorption capacity, crucial for a reliable application of procedures for quantitative risk assessment.
Still, as long as cache misses are one of the main sources of jitter, the use of ReVS is mandatory for a reliable application of MBPTA.
In that case, the default number of runs R would suffice for a reliable application of MBPTA since, as pointed out in [10]; so far, only cache placement events have been shown to challenge MBPTA reliability.
Video playback provided the most substantial hurdle in building a stable, reliable application.
In addition, the possibility for an extensive and reliable application of MV LV PLC communications through distribution transformers is shown.
This paper presents Araneola (Araneola means "little spider" in Latin)., a scalable reliable application-level multicast system for highly dynamic wide-area environments.
Hence, adhesive bonding of the entire equipment for a fully autonomously pile driving monitoring of an impact driven large scale foundation structure for an offshore wind farm can be considered a completely new and very reliable application method.
Very low intra-observer variability is reported for this methodology, but inter-rater variation, a crucial issue if wider, reliable application in the context of clinical trials is to be useful, remains to be tested.
