Sentence examples for appropriate for applications where from inspiring English sources
However, a comparison of lighting standards for specific purposes such as security lighting indicates that LEDs may be appropriate for applications where a metal halide system would provide significantly more illumination than required at a much higher energy cost.
Markov network-based EDAs [ 19- 21] could be an appropriate choice for applications where the structure of the optimization problem is known and can be easily represented using an undirected graphical model.
The last one assumes that full sliding occurs in the ball-raceway contact, which is demonstrated to be an appropriate simplification for many cases, but not for applications where large tilting moments are involved.
This may be appropriate for larger applications where demand is reasonably smooth, but becomes questionable for applications where demand exhibits substantial volatility such as for a single residential dwelling an important potential market for the commercialisation of small-scale fuel cells and other micro-CHP.
The use of a higher-fidelity nuclease domain might be particularly appropriate for applications such as gene therapy where minimizing off-target cleavage is paramount.
For reasons of computational economy the method is also appropriate for applications, in which hydrological and global circulation models (GCM) are coupled, and where computational effort becomes an issue.
CLabel succeeds to be particularly appropriate for application to labeling problems and scenarios where human feelings and preferences are decisive to select the answers (i.e., labels) supported by the majority of the crowd.
This suggests that the "zymoxin" approach may be most appropriate for application to life-threatening acute infections where much higher levels of the activating protease would be expected.
Still, the "zymoxin" approach may be most appropriate for application to life-threatening acute infections where much higher levels of the activating protease than the ones observed in HCV infected cells would be expected.
But they are also appropriate for bulk data transfer applications where the encoding is performed on large amounts of data (ideally a single block encompassing the whole file) where it is only limited by the practical aspects (available memory and CPU during decoding).
