Sentence examples for characterization of the existing from inspiring English sources
Comprehensive characterization of the existing HMA condition should be made to identify and address hidden defects before the TWT or UTW overlays.
We present a detailed computer characterization of the existing device, along with the study of the factors mostly influencing the future improvement.
Based on the information obtained from the characterization of the existing biodiversity in the identified receiving environments, a list of the most relevant functional groups for the given cropping system is compiled and the identified species are classified according to their known ecological functions (Step 1, Figure 2).
This information is very useful for researchers/scientists to design novel CPPs, and further characterization of the existing CPPs.
For example, comparisons of intraspecific levels of divergence for populations of Microcebus [ 34] and Lepilemur [ 35] were based on as few as 3 individuals (M. bongolavenesis), but it is not known whether this is sufficient for a representative characterization of the existing intraspecific variation.
The characterization of the fluids existing in the reservoir rock is a key task for the better exploitation of the hydrocarbons.
There is a vast literature on the characterization of the performance of the existing modulation techniques for RF communications.
Because FDR is a composite material, it does not fit neatly into any of the existing material characterization models considered by the AASHTOWare Pavement ME design (PavementME) software.
Some of the existing studies on time-scale domain channel characterization are available in [4 10].
These sensors must be able to measure high heat flux in difficult thermal ambiances, and be adapted to the characterization of existing processes, therefore the output signal has to directly reflect the IR received flux.
We therefore identified an opportunity to create a facile discovery platform enabling the characterization of existing DOT1L inhibitors, and the preparation of new compounds with improved properties.
