Sentence examples for characterized so that from inspiring English sources

A concrete that incorporates these aggregates and still performs well requires them to be fully characterized so that their behaviour within the concrete can be predicted.

where λ > 0. The values of λ are characterized so that the boundary value problem has a positive solution.

In particular, optimal or complexity-efficient transmit strategies have to be characterized, so that the achieved performance could reach/approach the boundary of the secrecy capacity region.

For further work, it is expected that (1) more quality HFD data be collected from both newly drilled hydrocarbon and shallow water boreholes in areas within the basin where HFD data are sparse, and (2) deep groundwater flow field be characterized so that advective heat transfer component can be included in future thermal modeling studies.

There is no uniform agreement about this, although often the Chisholm Paradox is characterized so that both 2) and 3) above would have the same superficial form ("if …, then it ought to be that…"), with the deontic term appearing in the second clause.

The methods used for chemical analysis of both environmental and biological samples should be well characterized so that precision and accuracy in the appropriate concentration ranges are known.

These two breathtaking virtuosos find time to phrase and to characterize, so that you're aware of the roles within roles: the Nutcracker doll and the chivalrous boy within the Prince; the coltish, giddy girl within the Princess.

No phylum specific SCRIB interacting partner has been characterized so far that could account for the differences observed between invertebrates and vertebrates SCRIB function.

The overall picture has been described as O. dioica representing "the most extreme case of derivation characterized so far" that has traveled much farther in the same "evolutionary journey" toward the derived genome that other tunicates like Ciona have "traveled to a lesser degree" (Ferrier 2011).

In mammals, 2 salt taste receptors have been characterized so far: one that is Na+ specific and a second that does not discriminate among Na+, K+, and NH4+ (Stewart et al. 1997; Lindemann 2001).

Stock prices moved broadly higher yesterday in a session that lacked the volatile swings that characterized so many trading days in April.