Sentence examples for approach to realization from inspiring English sources

Synthesis of systems containing application-specific as well as reprogrammable components, such as off-the-shelf microprocessors, provides a promising approach to realization of complex systems using a minimal amount of application-specific hardware while still meeting the required performance constraints.

In this paper, we describe a novel approach to the realization of Thai speech synthesis.

This paper will present an industrial approach to the realization of flexible manufacturing systems, based on the strong integration of mechanical design flexible automation and software engineering.

A promising approach to the realization of the silicon quantum dot absorbers is the fabrication of superlattice structures with controlled mono-disperse size and spacing of the Si-NCs.

It turns out that POFP may be a more promising approach to the realization of organic electrically pumped laser devices in the future by using proper schemes, such as utilizing pulsed voltage to provide excitation-energy or introducing distributed Bragg resonance patterns on the substrate.

And the Segal films, which have occasionally been screened in museums and were released without much fanfare in 2002 in a DVD trilogy called "Seeing, Searching, Being," have become something of an underground commodity for devotees of Mr. Segal's approach to self-realization.

Lecture 3. How to eliminate gerrymandering: a new approach to representation, its realization in Zürich and its application to the U.S. Congress.

Based on the generalized Hamiltonian system theory, a new approach to dissipative Hamiltonian realization of nonlinear differential algebraic system is proposed in this paper, and a simple control strategy to stabilize the dynamic system without linearization treatment is designed.

So far obtained data from monitored control systems of two types of boilers for woodchips combustion confirm the right approach to design and realization of automatic biomass combustion process control system.

In later life, Zhu started to regard this twofold approach to cultivation and realization as too complicated, gradual, and difficult to carry out in practice.

An equity-oriented approach to the progressive realization of UHC calls for accelerated and early gains among disadvantaged subgroups, thereby improving the overall situation alongside reductions in inequality (9).