Sentence examples for approach for siting from inspiring English sources
To little notice, an advisory commission charged with figuring out a permanent solution for America's nuclear waste has issued a new approach for siting a waste repository that just might work.
Broad-scale approaches for siting LID have been developed for agricultural watersheds, but are rare for urban watersheds, largely due to greater land use complexity.
The use of bacterial transglutaminases is a powerful approach for site-specific incorporation of the payload into the antibody (Fig. 6B).
This paper presents a new and efficient approach for site classification based on artificial neural networks (ANN) along with a selected set of representative horizontal to vertical spectral ratio (HVSR) curves for four site classes.
In combination with the good shelf-life and the high resistance towards temperature and diverse chemicals, these novel composites are regarded a promising approach for site-directed enzyme immobilization.
Subsequent reduction of nitrated Tyr or Trp to the corresponding aromatic amines is a useful approach for site-directed labeling [ 29, 30].
We used this approach for site-specific insertion of large pieces of DNA into the genome of an intact organism (the lower dipteran fly Sciara).
Transferring this method to the F-fluoroglycosylation of proteins, an approach for site-specific conjugation of thiol-functionalized [F]fluorosugars to cysteine (Cys) or dehydroalanine (Dha, directly accessible from Cys) tagged proteins was reported by the Davis group [ 45].
A team sponsored by the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) and Georgia Transmission Corporation (GTC) conducted a two-year study of transmission line siting and produced a new approach for making siting decisions more quantifiable, consistent and defensible.
Current approaches for site selection of protected areas often assume that both conservation features and management actions are fixed in space and time.
Current approaches for site-specific fertilizer distribution are based on patterns of soil properties and yield maps obtained from previous years.
