Sentence examples for and then applicability from inspiring English sources
Climate, economy, culture and 'dry air energy' around 'B&R' were investigated and then applicability was analyzed.
First the design features of normal ejection escape equipment are discussed, and then applicability of effective regulations or standards which could be used to certificate this equipment is studied.
And then, the applicability of this model was tested with these matching parameters by comparing to experimental data.
Square-wave voltammetry was first compared with the cyclic voltammetric technique and then its applicability area was defined in terms of frequency range.
In this paper, the wavenumber-based modelling approach is outlined and then the applicability of the method to surface vibration and tunnel vibration analyses is demonstrated.
A model was validated against analytical solution of Warren and Root using dual-porosity reservoir to test its robustness and accuracy, and then the applicability of the model on how to simulate actual build-up test is performed.
Here, four inelastic-viscoplastic flow models including a yield stress parameter were employed to make a quantitative evaluation of the steady shear flow behavior of polymer gel solution, and then the applicability of these models was also examined in detail.
The spread across range and IQR for each domain shows that scores for all domains were inconsistent across guidelines but more so for editorial independence, rigour of development, then applicability, followed by remaining domains.
We first make a brief introduction of basic concepts and mathematical principles, and then explain its applicability in risk assessment.
As part of the argument it considers the arguments around zoning and then evaluates the applicability of alternative forms of development control in the South African context.
One possible use of this model is to identify a behavior of interest, isolate its minimal requirements and then test its applicability with realistic parameters and on larger and more biologically plausible systems.
