Sentence examples for characterization of control from inspiring English sources

This study is developed to evaluate the possibility of R1234yf to be a drop-in replacement for a pre-designed system with R134a, including the characterization of control system in a vapor compression system.

In this context, separating the variation of the soil properties by spatial scales could allow disentangling the combined effect of controlling factors and would provide a qualitative and quantitative characterization of controlling factors separately.

The characterization of controls included a tuberculin skin test (Tuberculin Test PPD Mérieux, bioMérieux, Nürtingen, Germany).

Because older individuals may often have preclinical AD pathology, characterization of controls by using methods such as amyloid imaging or CSF biomarkers can add to stringency at this stage of the study.

Our findings compel reexamination of how cell migration, lineage specification, and proliferation are controlled by thymic architecture and provide an in-depth resource for global characterization of this control.

We give an elegant geometric characterization of their control polygons.

Fig. 7 Characterization of land control practices of 'accumulation by dispossession' and 'assimilation' connected with the 2000 2010 expansion of the palm oil frontier in Colombia.

Also the main result of the paper contains necessary and sufficient conditions of optimality for infinite order systems that give a characterization of optimal control (Theorems 4.1 and 6.1).

Therefore, the current study aims to investigate rheological characterization of a control SBS polymer modified binder (PMB) with and without WMA additives through different tests such as viscosity, Supepave high performance grade (PG), multiple stress creep recovery (MSCR), linear amplitude sweep (LAS).

As regards the overall characterization of the control of the interaction-forces, we focused the analysis on the lateral deviation (LD, minimum instantaneous distance between the arm position and the path drawn by the target).

Conclusions A theory-driven approach enabled a systematic characterization of tobacco control advertisements in England.