Sentence examples for a way which allows from inspiring English sources
Complex potentials are represented in a way which allows for the incorporation of cracks and inclusions.
We define these classes here in a way which allows for the identification K-functionals up to multiplicative equivalence.
"How we respond to dementia is the litmus test of whether we can face up to the challenge of an ageing population, and do so in a way which allows compassion and dignity.
Easy to understand information about the form of the characteristic patterns found in the corpus can be obtained from MEMOint in a way which allows easy comparison with other proposals.
This paper presents a system for controlling and monitoring the electrochemical machining process in a way which allows a suitable modification of parameters related to the kinematics of a tool electrode, including the frequency of its vibrations and tool design stage verification and optimization of machining equipment behavior.
The ability to detect individual events in real time depends on the engineering of an endogenous cellular process for amplifying the biological signal, in a way which allows signal detection to be independent of slow and highly stochastic cellular processes (Golding and Cox, 2006a).
The results are summarized in Figure 4. Seven trials [ 46, 49- 55, 57, 58, 58] presented data in a way which allowed us to pool data for global improvement.
It was important that the participant was feeling comfortable, and the method was designed in a way which allowed first author to give distressed participants space, for instance by offering more time, and accepting smaller narratives.
The two methods are implemented in a unified way which allows for a direct comparison of the non-conforming edge treatment.
The uncertainties are modelled in a polynomial way which allows considering the uncertainty estimation as a fault detection problem.
The measurement process has been analysed in a systematic way, which allows identification of the main factors that influence the variability of tests performed under the same repeated conditions.
