Sentence examples for application is concerned from inspiring English sources
In this first part, the application is concerned only with pure non-polar fluids.
As far as the application is concerned, a two-level (decentralized) fusion architecture is developed.
The second application is concerned with the nonlinear dynamic behaviour of reactive distillation processes for the production of fuel ethers MTBE and TAME.
As far as the biomedical application is concerned, traditional aliphatic polycarbonates usually suffer from the strong hydrophobicity, deficient functionality, and insufficient compatibility with cell/organs.
Specifically, a multivariable extension of the method is derived and discussed in detail as far as the stability control application is concerned.
The present application is concerned with the design of horizontal curves, where the limit state function is defined in terms of the available (supply) and stopping (demand) sight distances.
In a previous article the authors presented the mathematical formulation of an original and general hysteretic operator for modelling force-deflection loops, in particular of isolators, the application being concerned by transient response.
Fertility was included because the original application was concerned about sub-fertility and infertility sequelae associated with childhood cancer and its treatment.
As application was concerned, the optimized LAMP and PCR assays was performed on a total of 667 Staphylococcus strains, including 566 MRSA, 25 MSSA, 53 MRCNS and 23 MSCNS strains (Table 2), which had been previously isolated from various clinical samples during 2001-2006 and preliminarily identified [ 6, 9, 15].
As far as the capacity of covering a broad set of relevant applications is concerned, UAVs clearly have their niche of applications, which cannot be fulfilled by other types of mobile robots.
For example, as far as target object detection in military applications is concerned, missing existing targets in the image (misdetections) is less desirable than falsely detecting non-existing ones (false alarms).
