Sentence examples for basis of applications from inspiring English sources
This forms the basis of applications of ZnO nanomaterials as potential gas sensors.
Middleware virtualization refers to the process of running applications on a set of resources (e.g., databases, application servers, other transactional service resources) such that the resource-to-application binding can be changed dynamically on the basis of applications' resource requirements.
Zeolites are fascinating and versatile materials which are vital for a wide range of industries, due to their unique structural and chemical properties, which are the basis of applications in gas separation, ion exchange, and catalysis.
The sentinel surveillance sites were selected on the basis of applications by state and large-city departments of health and by characteristics of the proposed sentinel populations.
The classifier is developed on the basis of application of supervised structures of neural networks.
Mordanting is classified on the basis of application time of mordants that are pre-, meta- and post-mordanting.
i The conditions for acquisition of citizenship on the basis of application (naturalization) are defined in Section 7 of the Norwegian Nationality Act (2005 51).
First, it facilitates the development of a local meteoric water line which is the main basis of application of isotope hydrology techniques for deciphering the source of condensing moisture (continental, coastal, evapotranspiration, recycled water, etc).
Moving mass is one of the control actuators, whose configuration in the warhead is the basis of application in engineering for moving mass control technology.
The main contribution of this paper lies in the following aspects: first of all, this paper is the first one to investigate the disturbance attenuating controller for MRNNs, which is sure to strengthen the systematic research theory for MRNNs and must further enrich the basis of application for MRNNs.
On the basis of application of Swing-net 2 or 3 a simple expansion has been discussed to allow simulation of backward walking by Schilling and Cruse (2008).
