Sentence examples for applicable scope of from inspiring English sources

Our results broaden the applicable scope of the approach combined with Xue (2009).

The applicable scope of criterion is that there are two coherent generators when the system is out-of-step.

In this review, the basic principles and applicable scope of three classic research methods (the beam-column model, buckling differential equation, and energy method) are introduced.

They can gradually contrain the currently dominant political power by expanding the applicable scope of equal state-individual relationships, based on contractual ideas and individual rights (marked by the solid circles in Fig. 3).

With the assistance of nanotechnology, efficacy and potential of tissue engineering strategies for treating orthopedic problems have been substantially improved and the applicable scope of bone tissue engineering has been greatly enlarged.

The advantages, disadvantages and applicable scope of current trends and main methods on vibration signals forecasting, including time series analysis, grey prediction, ANN (artificial neural networks), SVM (support vector machine) are reviewed in this paper.

In order to better understand and apply ARP 4754A in the field of airworthiness and safety, this paper will compare SAE ARP 4754A and 4754 on aspects of applicable scope, development process and integral process, etc, expecting to make clear the differences and carry on analysis about the differences to show the significances of the changes for civil aircraft airworthiness and safety.

Moreover, we give a taxonomy of design patterns based on the analysis in our approach to show its applicable scope.

The designed catalysts exhibited excellent activity, broad applicable scope, and good stability in the oxidation.

Criteria used to evaluate external validity were whether the conclusions were applicable to situations in other geographic areas, importance (quantitative) of the populations for which the conclusions are likely to be applicable, and scope of generalizability (non-specificity of the sample).

However, the non-target group staff had low completion rates, and found that either the content of the PALM PLUS package was not fully relevant or applicable to their scope of practice or at their level of training.