Sentence examples for adopt the layout from inspiring English sources

In order to monitor the surface movement and deformation characteristics, surface movement observation stations were established by adopt the layout method of profile striation observation station according to the situation of landform and terrain and the mining geological conditions in the SLW face (Zou et al. 2003).

From CAHPS, the CQ-index adopted the layout, response scales and standardized sampling, data collection, analysis and presentation.

The scenario presentation style was designed to replicate element s of routine consultations – for example we adopted the layout of the computer screen commonly seen by GPs in the surgery and used pictures of an actual prescription pad.

The forensic hospital differs to most of the health services provided by Justice Health, including primary care delivered in prison health clinics, in terms of the model of care adopted, the physical layout of the facility, the security measures employed and the mental health and treatment needs of the patients who receive care there.

Although SCALE-UP has recommended room features as described by Beichner (see Table 3 for specific room features), secondary implementers do not always, and are not expected to, strictly adopt the SCALE-UP recommended layout from the NCSU development site.

A leaked demo video of the forthcoming HTC Ville clearly shows that the Taiwanese company has adopted the three key layout, though The Verge points out the possibility of this device launching with Gingerbread first before receiving the 4.0 update.

To the chagrin of New York, Brooklyn became an independent city in 1834 and soon adopted the grid form of street layout.

Overall, if the proposed layout is adopted, the intersection level of service would improve considerably and the available intersection space could be segregated effectively to efficiently and safely manage the heterogeneous traffic.

This study adopt systematic layout planning to modify the design of alarm windows.

A computer-aided layout-planning tool, VisFactory, is adopted to facilitate the layout alternative design process as well as to collect quantitative data by using exact and vague data by means of fuzzy set theory.

This could adopt a layout similar to that in Fig. 3 but instead, the presence of elements, topics, contexts and profiles, would be dictated by whether they could be expected to be present.