Sentence examples for applications a representative from inspiring English sources
For each cluster of applications a representative heat exchanger is selected.
Note that, in this article, we consider the "smart home" application as a representative M2M service.
We demonstrate the suitability of the modelling language through its application to a representative testbench from the automotive semiconductor industry.
The inclusion of the effects of joints and excavation interaction in a stress analysis model, as part of the mesh optimization process, is developed in this paper with an application to a representative stress analysis case.
The simulation environment is then used to demonstrate the fuel savings possible by the application of a representative eco-driving technique in a way that maintains context with traditional drive-cycle based fuel saving technologies.
Application of a representative Michael adduct has been also studied and proven to be useful for the diversity-oriented synthesis of enantiopure multiring heterocycles through a unique common bicyclic nitrone intermediate.
Because of nonstationarity, it is unclear how one can cross-validate this parameter, so the minimal distance needs to be selected a priori for each application on a representative data segment, and experience shows that performance changes smoothly around the optimum [8].
Its application on a representative population across all ages will open the possibility of creating quintiles, healthy fitness zones and analyse correlations with different life-style factors.
A final application study incorporating a representative weld specimen for the presented industrial application reveals that the impact of wear layers on the resulting fatigue resistance can be fundamental with a decrease of > 50%.
Because it's built directly into the Android system, you can check in and explore without even firing up the application," a Foursquare representative said.
After the application is received, a representative of the S.B.A. will inspect the property.
