Sentence examples for applied on large from inspiring English sources
This is a low cost process and hence can be applied on large surfaces.
The methods were applied on large descriptor pools with more than 600 molecular descriptors per compound.
The effort of the present work is to find out a simplified and not-expensive method to prepare superhydrophobic coatings to be applied on large aircraft surfaces.
Driven by advances in massive parallel sequencing and applied on large patient control cohorts, systematic identification of these rare variants that make up the genetic architecture of ALS became feasible.
To simplify the pattern application process for large areas and increase contrast to reduce measurement uncertainty, the speckle shape, mean size and on-center spacing were selected to be representative of numerically-designed patterns that can be applied on large surfaces through different techniques (e.g., spray-painting through stencils).
There are many challenges in current migration technology; the big issue appears when they are applied on large size workload application systems such as SAP ERP.
The present study attempts to link the development of these cavitation structures to the near-nozzle spray formation for a Valve Covered Orifice (VCO) nozzle and a new Diesel nozzle design concept, through use of high speed flow visualisation applied on large-scale and real-size transparent nozzle replicas.
The technique can also be applied on larger scale to reveal interorganizational networks by treating organizations as individual units.
This translates to significant savings for transportation technology, and could open up additional opportunities for the technology to be applied on larger scales.
Existing elementarity tests, the Adjacency test and the free-standing rank test [ 12],[ 14], provide some attrition power, but neither is sufficient when applied on larger metabolic models.
Organic optoelectronic devices provide interesting features as they can be applied on inexpensive and flexible large-area substrates [1 3].
