Sentence examples for apply the effective from inspiring English sources
In order to apply the effective SINR mapping method to MB-OFDM systems, we evaluate the value of for the eight data rate modes of the WiMedia system as presented in Table 1.
In the ANSWER project, we will apply the effective consumer attributes to design the knowledge and skills learned by the main character portrayed in the ANSWER storyline, and will use the EC-17 scale in the pilot evaluation.
The results are compared to predictions using Eurocode 2 approach, in which the effects of sustained load are incorporated by applying the effective modulus method (EMM).
The DLC layer can also be modeled by applying the effective bandwidth/capacity-based approach[16].
Now, if an additional unimodular matrix is applied, the effective reduced channel and its QR-type decomposition reads (14).
We also revise and improve the design formula proposed in the ASHRAE handbook by applying the effective thermal resistances.
This work demonstrates the fleasibility of applying the effective all binder-free EPD process to fabricate efficient ASC composed of the metal hydroxide and carbon composite.
Inverted P-wave velocity converted to gas hydrate saturation is then achieved by applying the effective medium rock physics theory for a time/depth varying porosity-profile and assumed mineralogical mix (Shankar and Riedel 2011, 2013, 2014).
The cutoff wavelength of the proposed fibers are investigated by applying the effective index model and confirmed by a full-vectorial finite element method with perfect matched layer boundary conditions.
The bending load was calculated when the PK sandwich structure was bent as stable shear mode and the equation could express the non-linear elastic characteristics during the bending process by applying the effective shear modulus of inner PK cores.
Then, a modified empirical formula to express the FP removal around the boiling point temperature was proposed as a function of sub-cooling temperature by applying the effective steam volume fraction, which was designated as the volume ratio of condensed steam in the pool versus the sum of input steam and non-condensable gas.
