Sentence examples for approach for unit from inspiring English sources
In our research [11], we developed an approach for unit testing of AO programs considering a method or an advice as the unit under testing.
A great attention was given to perspective membrane processes for the treatment of high-level liquid waste and partitioning of actinides, such as liquid membranes and membrane solvent extraction, as well as to membrane contactors that are modern apparatus approach for unit operations involving application of membranes.
The company owned by Guardian Media Group and Apax Partners is understood to have received an approach for the unit from an unknown interested party.
An FPGA-based (field-programmable gate array, FPGA) digital synchronization approach for merging unit (MU) was proposed, which included oversampling, linear phase-shifting, dynamic interpolation resampling technique.
However, there is no direct approach for ranking units using profit efficiency scores.
In contrast to well-established design approaches for conventional unit operations such as distillation, design methods for integrating OSN in chemical production processes are very limited.
The credibility of generalizing the results of the geopedological approach for the studied unit was tested by comparison with 15 pedons in a similar unit outside the sample area, named the validation area.
The credibility of generalization of the results of the geopedological approach for the studied unit was tested by comparison with three profiles in a similar unit outside the sample area, named the validation area.
So the main idea of this work is to use (FZI) arithmetic average to improve the permeability prediction using hydraulic flow unit approach for the scattered samples around unit slope line of (ϕ Z-RQI) relation.
FINANCIAL TIMES British Engineering Company Confirms Bid for Medical Unit | The British engineering company Smiths Group has received an approach for its medical unit that could be worth up to $3 billion.
Typically SIEMs will use a Centralized approach for the decision unit which possesses advantages and disadvantages.
