Sentence examples for be applied to specify from inspiring English sources
A systems engineering approach should be applied to specify the requirements and interfaces for the integrated system development environment.
For example, formal ontological analysis can be applied to specify a conceptual model, verify its consistency and identify modelling choices that potentially lead to faulty results; or formal ontology can be applied to formally specify the meaning of terms in a vocabulary (e.g. to enable communication between autonomous intelligent agents).
Findings are applied to specify engineering requirements for potential missions.
Microprobe analysis is applied to specify the amounts of Zn, Mn and S after the corrosion treatment.
The field test data had some blank areas due to the tunnels, so interpolation was applied to specify the speed in the intermediate points.
The correlation coefficient is applied to specify the sensitivity of two data series versus each other in face of changes as it presents the severity of relation, correlation and proportionality of the data.
In this work the Plackett Burman statistical design was applied to specify which nutrient factor(s) optimize the nutritional contents [protein, carbohydrate, β-carotene, ascorbic acid and free radical scavenging activity (DPPH)] in the marine alga Nannochloropsis oculata used in aquaculture to maximize marine hatchery production.
Wherever significant interactions occurred between main effects and repeated time measures, secondary one-way ANOVAs were applied to specify when in the repeated measure the main effect was strongest.
The three modalities of diagnosis, imaging and therapy are considered to be an appropriate classification method for the analysis of smart systems being applied to specified medical sub-disciplines.
In a cleaned room prior to patient admission, approximately 1 mL of fluorescent gel was applied to specified surfaces in a 1-cm diameter circle (Glo Germ Gel, Glo Germ and DigiGlo, EcoLab).
To support this, formalisms such as the user-task-context matrix can be applied to help specify and explicitly model user requirements.
