Sentence examples for be developed specially for from inspiring English sources

"Some of this will probably have to go out for public comment," Hawk says, noting there could be ten or so exceptions, or "special conditions," where regulations need to be developed specially for the composite 787 for example, dealing with protections against lightning strikes and electromagnetic interference as well as tougher new maintenance standards.

This instrument was developed specially for gravity wave investigation.

Correspondingly, a code SFRFQCODEV1.0 was developed specially for beam dynamic simulations and error studies.

Additionally, both the manufacturing knowledge as well as feature recognition and processing algorithms were developed specially for the CNC machining.

The TAS-45 includes 45 items depicting similar behaviors and was developed specially for the ECLS-B (Andreassen and West 2007).

OLPC said its XO will be sold in four test countries not with the innovative open-source platform known as "Sugar" that was developed specially for the educational computers, but instead with Microsoft's Windows XP.

Based on the basic structure of a simple Model Predictive Control (MPC) algorithm designed for Single Point Incremental Forming (SPIF) in our previous work Lu et al. (2015) [1] that only dealt with the toolpath correction in the vertical direction, an enhanced MPC algorithm has been developed specially for Two Point Incremental Forming (TPIF) with a partial die in this work.

The cells were loaded at a concentration of 1 to 2 × 10 cells/mL inside the "LYCIS" hardware, which has been developed specially for space experiments.

The equation by Durnin and Wormsley [ 22], which was developed specially for girls, also showed no significant relationship between the differences and average values among the female infants.

The i-gel resuscitation pack has been developed specially for CPR scenarios and incorporates a side channel for passive delivery of oxygen [ 52], but clinical experience is so far very limited [ 53].

A miniaturised ion-selective electrode (ISE) for Cu2+ ions was developed, specially designed for application in a fluidic microsystem.