Sentence examples for applications achieved from inspiring English sources

Out of 2,173 respondents, 31.6% reported that industrial applications do not apply ('not applicable') to their FNR participation. Figure 2 Self-reported ST2 outputs (industrial applications) achieved in FNR projects.

The MFCs under +1, −1, and −5 V voltage applications achieved higher current densities than the control during the start-up period.

Extensive investigations have been conducted and successful applications achieved with DNA, RNA, viral proteins, bacterial S-layer proteins, peptides, and peptidomimetics.

Contemporary web and cloud applications achieve high performance and availability by compromising data consistency to an acceptable level.

The performance that these converted applications achieve is equal to or sometimes better than the original lock-based implementation.

The latest generation of packed bed bioreactors used in bioprocess applications achieves very high cell densities leading to outstandingly high volumetric productivity (Meuwly et al. [2007]).

The availability, load, and throughput of hardware resources (CPU, storage, and network) can vary in unpredictable ways Thus, ensuring that CDN applications achieve QoS targets can be difficult.

"Amazon SNS with Mobile Push takes these concerns off the table with one simple cross-platform API, a flat low price and a free tier that means many customers won't pay anything until their applications achieve scale".

In industrial applications, achieving a sensitive system capable of detecting incipient faults, which maintains the false alarm rate to a minimum, is a crucial issue.

Then, cloud resource allocation for mobile applications (CRAM) using heuristic methods has been developed as a resource allocation module for mobile applications achieving 84% of the optimal power saving solutions for large amount of users.

The reference seems to be, instead, to the invention of the integrated circuit, of which the microprocessor is a major application, achieved in parallel at the same two firms, a bit less than fifty years ago.Richard S. RosenbloomNew YorkI read with great interest your report on the challenges in creating the wireless networked world of the near future.