Sentence examples for by introducing a capacity from inspiring English sources

This observation leads to the second part of the study where the existing wash-off model is modified by introducing a capacity factor which defines this maximum fraction.

The government says it hopes to attract investment in new gas infrastructure by: introducing a Capacity Market, allowing for capacity auctions from 2014 to ensure energy supply at times of peak demand.

The failure of the limited-entry policy to control the expansion of fishing capacity and effort resulted in a proposal by the Government to revise the fishing capacity by introducing a 'unitisation' system for the rating of each vessel, and to constrain increases in fishing capacity through restrictions on boat-replacement.

This premise was supported by restoring the strain's barrier-disrupting capacity by introducing a Tir-expressing plasmid (Fig. 5B).

Addressing the crucial biological aspects in the pilot series, we made use of the work of Mastrangelo, Murray, and Zumstein [ 18, 35- 38] to increase ACL healing capacity by introducing a collagen-platelet composite and solid scaffolds for long-term delivery of growth factors, especially leukocyte- and platelet-rich fibrin (L-PRF).

We study the problem of optimal flexibility capacity portfolio selection by introducing a new notion of submodularity for correspondences, which extends the classical notion of submodular functions.

Adaptive edge LSB technique (AE-LSB) [23] has also removed this uneven pixel difference by introducing a readjusting phase and has provided better capacity.

▪ Rectal capacity measurement: the measurement is performed by introducing a single use manometric catheter (Medtronic Inc., Skovlunde, Denmark) in the rectum, which is connected to a computer-assisted polygraph (Polygraf™ ID, Medtronic Inc., Skovlunde, Denmark).

In this capacity he strengthened the RAF by founding colleges for air officer cadets and staff officers and by introducing a system of short-service commissions, thereby building a reserve of trained officers.

With a strong economic and environmental case against expanding airport capacity, coupled with declining business demand, the argument is now being made to democratise flying and apply the polluter pays principle by introducing a frequent flyer levy.

It is, however, possible to reach to the intermediate state from the low activity state by first introducing a mild stress and letting the system attain the adaptive phase with elevated folding capacity.