Sentence examples for be applied and extended from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, the proposed methodology can be applied and extended to all NCF geometries.
In addition, the proposed approach can be applied and extended to the optimal sizing of storage systems.
In conclusion, we answer the research questions and propose how FC approaches can be applied and extended into different technology-dependent blends.
We give a full description of this framework, called CRAFTY (Competition for Resources between Agent Functional TYpes), and provide details of how it can be applied and extended, including some simple examples of its ability to model important processes of land use change.
The results demonstrate that the optimized geometric parameters can improve the kinematic performance evaluation indices simultaneously, and our proposed kinematic performance evaluation indices can be applied and extended to the kinematic evaluation and the kinematic optimization of this kind of notched continuum manipulator.
In summary, we believe that the method presented in this work contributes to the field of pharmacogenomic analysis by improving the robustness of drug susceptibility predictions by leveraging information shared across multiple compounds in a screen, and it provides an efficient Bayesian inference framework that may be applied and extended by the community in future applications.
The Australian federal government just announced a suite of new anti-terror laws that will lower the age that control orders can be applied, and extend the period police can hold a terror suspect without charge.
Further, analysis and low-power design points are applied and extended to strained Si on SOI substrate (SSOI) CMOS technology.
The DTFM is applied and extended to carry out the transfer function formulation of the PLSCB and PLSB models.
This approach has been applied and extended by many researchers in the literature (e.g., Ababou and Al-Bitar (2004); Karterakis et al.
In the area of concurrent systems, process calculi have recently been applied and extended with similar aim, to simulate (and formalise) the behaviour of the cell.
