Sentence examples for be understood and analyzed from inspiring English sources
To effectively model the energy consumption of CNC machining systems in this environment, flexible energy behaviors in CNC machining systems should be understood and analyzed.
The desire to implement our method using an explicit scheme is attributed to the following reasons: computational efficiency, ability to produce more accurate and appealing results, intuitiveness to be understood and analyzed mathematically, and stability over the time interval defined by the Courant-Friedrichs-Lewy criterion (0<τ≤0.25) [48].
Examples from recent literature illustrate ways in which these relationships can be understood and analyzed, showing a range of socio-natural influences in particular contexts that have material consequences for river morphology and recognising that events in the system have many forms.
The question now arising is how can the complexity inside a cell be understood, and analyzed?
Inequity in access to fortified foods needs to be locally researched and contextually understood, just as food fortification needs to be understood and analyzed in country-specific contexts.
Admittedly, some measure of circularity is inevitable in such a method, since the way examples are understood and analyzed is also informed by the definition and the construction of the theoretical concept.
Both communities share the goals of improving education by improving assessment, identifying how problems in education are understood and analyzing how interventions are planned and selected.
Ironically, although more data are available than ever, only a fraction is being integrated, understood, and analyzed.
The whole food system and its sustainability needs to be understood, considered and analyzed, whatever the level of training.
Furthermore, the depolarization effect in NLOS scenario should be fully understood and analyzed.
Our DSS approach is built on a scientific foundation for explicitly manifesting the economic implications of software refactoring activities so that the costs and benefits of such activities can be understood, analyzed, and predicted.
