The phrase "advantage of the structural" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing benefits related to structural elements, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The advantage of the structural design is that it enhances stability and durability."
Alternatives: "benefit of the structural" or "merit of the structural".
This gradient structure takes advantage of the structural color of photonic crystals and improve the identification of the response process.
This concept takes the advantage of the structural robustness and fixed geometry of ligands in the pre-synthesized complexes.
Our highly innovative approach to data-analysis and credit scoring coupled with Oliver Samwer's experience in franchise building puts us in an incredibly strong position to take advantage of the structural change within the business lending industry".
The actuator of several centimeters in length and 100 μm in thickness takes advantage of the structural and electromechanical capabilities of the PVDF.
Compared with CCM, CLM has better obstacle getting over capability in unstructured environment, it takes full advantage of the structural characteristics of MAMFRs, and turns it into a kind of functional superiority.
By taking advantage of the structural tunability of ionic liquids (ILs), a series of imidazolium ILs were employed as precursors to prepare carbon dots (IL-CDs) and as regulators to control their properties.
Results of flexural tests proved the feasibility and advantages of the structural concept proposed: the judicious combination of GFRP and SFRSCC enabled the development of a lightweight, high performance and relatively inexpensive structural system for footbridges; furthermore, the external prestress system was very effective in limiting deflections.
Here we introduce alternative methods of detection either taking advantages of the structural properties of the elements (de novo methods) or using an additional library-based method using profile HMM searches.
It is concluded that the present failure theory via the configurational forces associated with the M-integral provides some outside variable features and has the advantage of predicting the structural integrity of damaged materials containing the locally distributed defects.
In fact, Ginalski et al. (2005) claimed that 'presently, the advantage of including the structural information in the fitness function cannot be clearly proven in benchmarks'.
The proposed method takes advantage of the available structural information to perform a geometrical matching with the environment information provided by measurements collected by a laser range finder.
