Sentence examples for characteristics it can from inspiring English sources

Secondly, thanks to its architectural characteristics it can be the basis for the development of more complex and power featured applications.

"If a system has [these] characteristics, it can be defined as a standard intelligence system," say Feng and co.

As a building style, the average conservatory normally enjoys all the mock-Victorian characteristics it can muster: finials, mouldings, crestings.

Although it is an approximation approach, it has several good characteristics: it can find the exact shortest distances for most OD pairs; it guarantees that all the calculated shortest path distance values have corresponding paths; the deviation of any distance from the corresponding true shortest distance is small; and its computation time is short.

From an analysis of their chemical characteristics, it can be inferred that the total sulphur compound content, the gypsum content and soluble salt contents can be regulated with reference to the water soluble sulphates test, given the high correlation that exists between those parameters.

This behavior has a negative impact on the channels flow characteristics; it can be caused by cavitation in the presence of turbine.

Although self-awareness might appear to be a human characteristic, it can be modelled in robots.

Unlike the Euler characteristic, it can be nonzero for odd dimensional graphs.

As MRR is the "higher the better" type quality characteristic, it can be seen from Fig. 5 that the third level of pulse on time (A3), first level of pulse off time (B1),third level of peak current (C3) and second level of wire speed (D2) provide maximum value of MRR.

As machining time is the "Smaller is better" type quality characteristic, it can be seen from Fig. 8 that the third level of pulse on time (A3), first level of pulse off time (B1),third level of peak current (C3) and second level of wire speed (D2) provide less value of machining time.

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