Sentence examples for be introduced in data from inspiring English sources
The results which were obtained can be introduced in data base for designing an adsorption process using clay, as a low-cost adsorbent for the treatment of the Cr VI) rich wastewater.
That's the reason behind new thinking being introduced in data center modeling and management.
In the present study, materials and analysis methods are introduced in "Data and methods" section, and East Asian summer monsoons are defined in "Relationship between TC frequency around Korea and EASM" section.
The work here has focussed on the case where there is only a single treatment for each couple and has not considered the potentially complex hierarchical structure that can be introduced in real data with repeat treatments.
Vodafone and EE (owner of the Orange and T-Mobile networks) have signed a 10-year deal to offer mobile services on Eurostar services, with access to calls voice, texts and 3G internet to be introduced in March follow by 4G data this summer.
Other aggregate demand data can be introduced in the objective function or as a constraint.
Therefore, more data will be introduced in the following section to illustrate the semantic links involving both sub-maps.
The data will be introduced in a ACCESS database for statistical analysis.
In the predefined part, societal outreach data could be introduced in terms of indicators for societal knowledge production, knowledge exchange and knowledge use.
The concrete use case around a data replication service is introduced in Section "Data replication service use case", while Section "Architecture for data replication use case" describes how architectural core building blocks guided by the reference model are derived from this particular use case.
As a matter of fact, another major contribution of this paper is dedicated to a detailed description of the state of a data centre in terms of ICT resources with their relevant energy-related attributes and interconnections which is introduced in Section Data centre schema.
