Sentence examples for applying compatibility from inspiring English sources

By applying compatibility condition, an equation for computing the axial force of inclined plates is obtained.

In order to extract the global system matrix of which the determinant gives natural frequencies, a special way of individually considering the two rectilinear parts of the bent interface and extracting local system matrices by means of applying the compatibility condition to each rectilinear part is revised.

Here we apply a compatibility condition known as the compatibility dynamical condition.

Tu Guizhang [6] applied a compatibility condition of spectral problems and some Lie algebras to propose a powerful method for generating integrable differential-difference hierarchies and the corresponding Hamiltonian structures.

Do not apply a compatibility mode.

In the context of applying the TPB, compatibility of units of analysis is an important consideration (Burton 2004; Wauters et al. 2010), and "trying to correlate general attitudes or normative measures with specific agricultural behaviors is unlikely to prove a particularly enlightening exercise" (Burton 2004: 368).

In addition, it is also equally important to ensure backward compatibility when applying such measures to facilitate coexistence of legacy devices with only single input single output capability.

When applied to transcript compatibility counts obtained via pseudoalignment, our approach provides a quantification-free analysis of 3′ single-cell RNA-seq that can identify previously undetectable marker genes.

The equations of motion of the junction are formulated by firstly deriving a "wave dynamic stiffness matrix" for each plate and then applying the appropriate equilibrium and compatibility conditions.

Fiber/matrix compatibility is enhanced by applying sizings on the fibers, thus avoiding delamination between fibers and the matrix.

Compatibility with our ANOVA model suggests applying a Kruskal Wallis permutation test (cf. Lee et al., 2005) and a robust ANOVA (cf. de Haan et al., 2009).