Sentence examples for applicable computer from inspiring English sources

The water quality indices used, Bascarón (1979) adapted Water Quality Index (WQIBA) and the Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment-Water Quality Index 1.0 (CCME WQI), which is a well-accepted and universally applicable computer model for evaluating the water quality index.

In the present study, the Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment-Water Quality Index 1.0 (CCME WQI) was used, which is a well-accepted and universally applicable computer model for evaluating the water quality index (Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment (CCME) 2001; Cash et al.2001; Husain 2001; Lumb et al.2002, 2006; Sharma 2002; Khan et al.2003; Paterson et al.2003).2003

In the present work, we used a generally applicable computer protocol to identify mutations increasing binding of two proteins and applied it to increase affinity of the extracellular domain of human interferon- γ receptor 1 (IFN- γ-Rx) to its natural ligand IFN- γ.

The aim is to create an easy applicable (computer-assisted) tool for use of the PIAMA Risk Score in well-child care.

The new technology will be applicable to computer logic as well as memory, he added.

Uniform designs are found to be widely applicable in computer experiments in the form of space-filling designs.

To make Steiner surfaces more applicable in Computer Aided Geometric Design and Geometric Modeling, this paper discusses implicitization, parameterization and singularity computation of Steiner surfaces using the moving surface technique.

That's told us a lot, but it's not always applicable to computer or knowledge workers". Hunter and Wu asked 95 people who worked primarily in administrative jobs at a university to fill out surveys every time they took breaks over the course of a five-day work week, asking them both before and after the break about their levels of energy, motivation and concentration.

This can be applicable for computer or network issues that are halting operations temporarily or long-term.

"They figure that might be applicable to computers," Mr. Buderi said.

David J. Thouless, a British American physicist who shared the Nobel Prize for exploring strange states of matter and using a blend of physical theory and mathematical insight to create knowledge applicable in computers, electronics and materials science, died April 6 in Cambridge, England.