Sentence examples for adopting tool from inspiring English sources

In the present work a series of test were conducted in order to evaluate the machinability ADI bars that were austempered at various temperatures and times and the machinability is investigated by adopting tool life, tool wear rate, cutting forces, and surface finish produced on a job as general criteria.

However, it is one that the UK could do better, perhaps by adopting tools like Arloesiadur, the dashboard that the Welsh government has developed to understand its innovation strengths.

Like other organisations, the civil service has tended to devote most attention to formal networks in attempting to improve BME progression, adopting tools to improve fairness, such as unconscious bias training and blind sifting of application forms.

Zhang Yuehong, editor of the Journal of Zhejiang University-SCIENCE in Hangzhou, says more journals should do their own policing, adopting tools like Open Researcher and Contributor ID, which allows editors and readers to easily examine authors' academic backgrounds.

A most commonly adopted tool for capturing the spatial data that exhibit weak stationarity is semivariogram given in Eq. (3).

The CRISPR/Cas9 system is a more recent, and now also a widely adopted tool (Burgess 2013).

Yield monitors, introduced in the early 1990's, are the most widely adopted tools in precision agriculture.

Hospitals have an incentive to adopt tools that improve patient safety.

New technologies, like syringes with retractable needles, have drastically reduced needle-stick injuries in hospitals, though surgeons appear to be slower to adopt tools like blunt suture needles and scalpels with blade shields to prevent injuries.

Most of past research efforts on Collaborative Work Support adopt tool-centric approaches to define cooperation.

Particular focus is given to the strategies followed to address formal weaknesses and certification issues of the adopted tool-suite.