Sentence examples for area framework from inspiring English sources

As a lesson learned, mobile augmented reality applications that want to make use of the new algorithm can be efficiently run on present mobile operating systems and be effectively realized by engineers using the AREA framework.

The metropolitan area framework is a commonly used measure of urban ("metropolitan") vs. rural ("non-metropolitan") environments in the US.

The primary independent variable was a measure of respondent urban vs. rural residence that followed the metropolitan area framework developed by the US Office of Management and Budget in 2003, based on 2000 Census data [ 2].

Urban vs. rural residence was determined using the metropolitan area framework and Urban Influence Codes and was categorized as 1) metropolitan, center city (the most urban); 2) metropolitan, other; 3) non-metropolitan, adjacent to metropolitan; 4) non-metropolitan, micropolitan; and 4) remote, non-metropolitan (the most rural).

The rigid pyrene core of ptbaH4 confers structural stability on guest-free 2, but this linker-deficient structure is unstable in water: one four-connected linker cannot afford both types of robustness, but the integration of structural and chemical stability in a three-dimensional large pore high surface area framework is highly desirable.

This paper proposes a new multi-area framework for unbalanced active distribution network (ADN) state estimation.

We demonstrate our wide-area framework for two infrequently occurring objects over large geographic areas in Australia.

Then, an all-in-one device based distributed substation area protection framework is proposed.

By 2050, its elderly dependency ratio is projected to be the second highest in the OECD area (A framework for growth and social cohesion in Korea, OECD, June 2011).

However, if a map of AGB is not required, then our null model would provide a viable alternative that could also be applied within a small area estimation framework.

However, designing for these borderline landscapes also means having the courage and, sometimes, taking the responsibility for turning an area's framework upside down and establishing new spatial and hierarchical relationships.