Sentence examples for as a direct application from inspiring English sources
As a direct application of the determined strength degradation law, the fatigue strength limit was calculated for different loading rates.
We also present a robot that demonstrates the chemical search task as a direct application of the computing paradigms extracted.
As a direct application we present a method for automatic line-image extraction for conical and spherical calibrated catadioptric cameras.
As a direct application of the newly obtained displacement form of the theory, the problem of a pressurized thick-walled cylinder is analytically solved.
Results pertaining on the interval observation of time-delay and discrete-time systems are then obtained as a direct application of the proposed method, emphasizing then its versatility.
As a direct application, a hybrid state feedback strategy is proposed to solve the standard H∞ control problem for nonlinear systems when no single continuous controller is effective.
The first strategy, which we simply denote as "SC SIC," is a direct application of SC SIC to the MISO BC by degrading the multi-antenna broadcast channel.
This behaviour suggests a direct application as a prototype intermediate, such as Boc-Dmt-Tic-ε-Lys(Z -OMe, which could be successfully applied in the synthesis (after Z -OMeethyl ester removal) of unique designed multiple ligands containing the pharmacophore of the quintessential δ-antagonist Dmt-Tic and another opioid or biologically active non-opioid ligand.
Nevertheless, if a nucleic acid circuit is to be constructed for the purpose of regulatory control, then, the design of binary logic operators used here as a test case has a direct application.
We study a differential geometrically consistent artificial viscosity analytically and visualize a comparison of our approach to previous implementations by applying it to a simple self-similar velocity field which has a direct application in stars as the fundamental mode of pulsation is radial.
Figure 1 exhibits the relative total concentration obtained upon different sample preparation procedures (microwave digestion, acidification, as well as direct application).
