Sentence examples for characterisation of system from inspiring English sources
In general, the abstractions offered by graph theory representations (i) facilitate the analysis of network performance, (ii) provide a unifying framework for comparisons of features across different systems and (iii) assist the mathematical characterisation of system properties and dynamics.
I. Characterisation of systems.
We present characterisation of our system in vitro, using an OvCa 3D model system (I Rizvi*, JP Celli*, CL Evans, A Abu-Yousif, T Hasan.
Energy systems with high degrees of renewable energy integration require on the one hand energy scenario making and energy system analyses for the optimal design of systems and pathways and on the other hand well-established criteria for decision-making and for characterisation of energy system suitability.
The addition of 40 µg of cytosolic extract resulted in only about half the maximal number of nuclei replicating in vitro (33±9%), whereas addition of >100 µg led to the saturation of the system with the maximal number of nuclei replicating (54±5%; Fig. 5D), in agreement with a previous characterisation of the system [32].
New challenges expected include thermo-physical characterisation of the system among others.
The evaluation results are encouraging and allow characterisation of the system's performance when proposing therapy modifications.
A characterisation of a system designed for active sampling of gaseous compounds with Solid Phase Microextraction (SPME) fibres is described.
Firstly, a characterisation of the system electrical efficiency is developed through the combination of stack efficiency profiles and power converter efficiency profiles.
Such interactions need to be considered for the characterisation of farming system to facilitate targeting research and development interventions to address the problem of poor soil fertility.
Projecting this 2-D representation onto the set of spherical harmonics allows for a numerical characterisation of the system state that easily captures various plastic deformation mechanisms that have been historically difficult to identify.
