Sentence examples for behaviour of technical from inspiring English sources
In [31], the authors proposed to model the behaviour of technical systems by means of UML State Machines and the extending UML Profile for Schedulability, Performance, and Time (SPT).
A mode confusion occurs when the observed behaviour of a technical system is out of sync with the user's mental model of its behaviour.
The application of the centre of thrust rotation in the centre of gravity could is also considered to increase the safety of the system and allowing an adequate system behaviour in case of technical problems.
The results also indicate that the addition of qualitative data about water and wastewater systems users' behaviours to technical knowledge of systems and operations can enhance the understanding of human water interactions and be valuable in risk assessments and intervention development.
Hence, an attempt has been made to develop a low cost mechanized and computerised system to study complete behaviour of bending specially for technical textiles.
Accurate understanding of the relationships between the construction and technical behaviour of textiles is the key in engineering textile materials for the intended applications.
The paper develops a methodology to study the interference by analysing the economic and technical behaviour of a hybrid energy system.
We therefore performed a phantom validation, demonstrating correct technical behaviour of the optimal gating method providing confidence that the method is applicable in a clinical setting.
Too many shows and movies make the mistake of having their characters interact on the internet in a way that isn't accurate, both in terms of technical details and behaviour.
In both the qualification stage and the final stage, all shooting is supervised by a Chief Range Officer, whose duties include responsibility for the correct behaviour of all personnel, dealing with technical irregularities, and cooperation with the jury.
WHO defines competence even more precisely as the combination of technical knowledge, skills and behaviours (34).
