Sentence examples for appropriate verification from inspiring English sources
Mark Gwozdecky, a spokesman for the International Atomic Energy Agency, said in a telephone interview from the organization's headquarters in Vienna, "We are working and have been working for some time with the government and authorities in Brazil to develop an appropriate verification regime for this new facility," but the agency otherwise declined comment.
New network programming models along with appropriate verification and debugging tools are needed.
In order to conduct appropriate verification dedicated system with the ability to proceed walk-forward testing was designed and developed.
Organizing the requirements of the project, and determining the appropriate verification tools and methods based on those requirements are often reasonable ways to start the verification project.
If you cannot remember the combination code, many manufacturers can provide the codes once you provide appropriate verification that you are the legal owner.
Designing appropriate test verification and validation plans can be confusing; therefore, the purpose of this paper is to clarify the various processes and procedures that can be used.
The method was appropriate for verification of axonal fiber courses in brain slice preparations used in electrophysiological experiments, including special applications, such as visualization of axonal bundles within neural transplants.
With the advent of a new generation of high-performance and high-density FPGAs offering speeds in the 100 seconds of MHz and complexities of up to 2 megagates, the FPGA-based prototyping becomes appropriate for verification of SoC and ASIC designs.
In the univariate analysis we performed the comparison of numerical parameters between test groups using the student t test or Mann Whitney test, as appropriate, after verification of normality using the Kolmogorov-Smirnov test.
Cognitive theories of learning also assume that the complete act of thought follows a fairly common sequence, as follows: arousal of intellectual interest; preliminary exploration of the problem; formulation of ideas, explanations, or hypotheses; selection of appropriate ideas; and verification of their suitability.
The GOAL language supported by ObjectGEODE is shown to be appropriate for circuit verification.
