Sentence examples for adapted to engineering from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the algorithm is adapted to engineering application due to its less tap number.

The use of unstructured grids and the implementation in parallel mode make MORSELFE particularly adapted to engineering applications.

As such, stress responses of organisms such as E. coli, to ethanol exposure has been widely studied [ 10], and information from these studies have been successfully adapted to engineering improved ethanologenic hosts [ 11].

Computer simulation shows that the proposed scheme has the advantages of high accuracy and reliability (success rates are over 98% when SNR is not lower than 0dB), and it adapts to engineering applications.

Engineers are faced with new classes of objects and phenomena requiring novel approaches; promising concepts are emerging which may be adapted to chemical engineering processes.

This method demonstrates a combination of off-the-shelf inkjet printing and biomaterials and has potential to be adapted to tissue engineering and colony patterning applications.

In this paper, the concept of "smart" thermally insulating materials intelligently adapted to specific engineering configurations is established and extensively validated.

(2016) describe extensive structural and functional work on meganucleases, the group of homing endonucleases most commonly adapted to genome engineering applications.

In this paper some existing tools are adapted to chemical engineering and some tools of the structured TRIZ theory are modified and improved to build a specific methodology oriented towards the increasing technological complexity and environmental issues of current designs.

URANS, DES and DDES were evaluated for simulating the high angle of attack separated flow over a delta wing of 65 degrees swept and with sharp leading edge, showing that DES and DDES forecast the site of vortex breakdown more accurate, which means these methods are fit for simulating the large separated flow and can be adapted to the engineering applications.

Their mechanical properties in compression appeared to be adapted to soft tissue engineering.