Sentence examples for be adopted in application from inspiring English sources

Reversible digital watermarking techniques have been individuated so far to be adopted in application scenarios where data authentication and original content recovery were required at the same time.

This hybrid mechanism can be adopted in various applications driven by events but also required to have real-time operations.

Full understanding of the bond characteristics of GFRP bars in ECC is important for this technology to be adopted in structural applications.

It is believed that the generated flexure micromanipulator can be adopted in the applications involving manipulation of objects in micro- and nano-meter scales.

The parameters derived from the new model thus appear to be more reliable than those obtained from the original approximate analysis and the new model should therefore be adopted in future applications of the ZLC method to liquid systems.

Since the critical load of the second methods is greater than the value of the first one, it is recommended that the former method be adopted in engineering applications.

Our evaluation results indicated that (1) Semantator can perform the annotation functionalities as designed; (2) Semantator can be adopted in real applications in clinical and transactional research; and (3) the annotated results using Semantator can be easily used in Semantic-web-based reasoning tools for further inference.

Nonetheless, little is known about their relative performances, and investigators may wonder which methods should be adopted in a particular application.

It can be concluded that the proposed algorithm fulfills the performance requirements of hash function and that it is practical and reliable, with high potential to be adopted in real-world applications.

It is used to actuate an anthropomorphic finger, allowing it to produce fast bending motions and large contact forces, but it could be adopted in all those applications where high speed and large force are required.

We did not focus on specific anatomical regions and diseases because the approach described in this study could be adopted in many different clinical applications, including the low-contrast regions/tissues detection task, such as liver lesion identification in abdominal CT [24, 25].