Sentence examples for applying a typical from inspiring English sources

By applying a typical value of specific storage Ss of unfissured rock (7.46 × 10−7 m−1; Younger 1993) and thickness b of the aquifer (17.2 m), we assumed (S = S_{text{s }} times b approx 1 times 10^{ - 5}).

The paper also describes two sample applications which illustrate the usefulness of the microcontroller and show that using the FPGA embedded microcontroller, realization of some functions can be simpler and faster than applying a typical FPGA design flow without the microcontroller.

This study was performed in a small animal model in which we studied the effects of applying a typical NTIRE protocol directly to the intestine.

Then it applied a typical multiple attributes decision making to calculate the QoS score, and ranked the preferred network according to the score.

Even though such vast collections only constitute a small fraction of possible chemical space, it is still very difficult to apply a typical biological screen to all molecules in a collection when seeking novel hits on targets of interest [11].

To see the problem, we show an example: Suppose that we apply a typical clustering algorithm such as the K-means method (MacQueen et al. 1967) for the analysis.

If we apply a typical rigidity of the crust (3 × 1010 Pa) to ν, and assume that ΔV is equal to the volume change (5.3 × 106 m3) at the magma chamber estimated by Kozono et al. (2013), in which the compressibility of bubble bearing magma is taken into account, the volume of Shinmoe-dake's magma chamber is estimated to be 7 × 109 m3 from Eq. (14).

To investigate variability among centers, we applied a typical collection of interpretive analysis tools to data from each laboratory and made quantitative comparisons of the results.

Applying a theory of typical development to the study of ASD may add value to past and future research.

By applying a mixture of techniques typical for earthquake engineering analyses with other procedures derived from the social sciences, a more complex image has emerged in the shape of the total earthquake vulnerability index of Bucharest and its 128 census tracts in 2011.

All of the concepts presented in the book are applied to show how all of the material presented can be applied to a typical programming project.