Sentence examples for and demonstrating its applicability from inspiring English sources

In this paper, the molecular dynamics (MD) simulation technique is described in the context of structural mechanics applications, providing a fundamental understanding of the atomistic approach, and demonstrating its applicability.

Rather, many of them felt that Finns were pioneers significantly contributing to the development of the WHO policy and demonstrating its applicability also in the Northern hemisphere [ 21, 37].

Accordingly, herein, we have proposed a systematic workflow to identify metabolic engineering targets using the FSA approach and demonstrated its applicability by applying it to E. coli for enhancing ethanol and succinate production, and reducing acetate formation.

Part III introduces the theory of Intersectionality and demonstrates its applicability in the immigration law Context.

We present an approachto the SNAC problem and demonstrate its applicability through an evaluation of our system, Illuminac.

We investigate the new model and demonstrate its applicability in the software reliability engineering field.

Example problems of various types of follower forces are presented, which illustrate the method and demonstrate its applicability and efficiency.

We implemented this approach in a web-based platform, daTAA, in 2008 and demonstrated its applicability by reconstructing the complete fiber structure of a TAA conserved in enterobacteria.

This paper studies the combination of heat pipe exchangers and thermoelectric self-cooling, and demonstrates its applicability to the cooling of power electronics.

The article describes the theory and demonstrates its applicability by analysing the implementation of the measures in the Barents Sea Management Plan.

We introduce NanoJ-Fluidics (Fig. 1) and demonstrate its applicability in multiple experimental con-texts: event-driven sample treatment (Figs. 2 and 3), in-situ correlative live-to-fixed super-resolution imaging (Fig. 4) and multimodal multilabel super-resolution imaging (Fig. 5).