Sentence examples for checking of capabilities from inspiring English sources

First, this task is traditionally used as a benchmark for checking of capabilities of new architectures.

The proposed method is based on the use of principal component analysis to reduce the extensive dimension of shop floor data and logistic regression analysis to make a predictive tool and pre-check of daily production plan capability to improve the effectiveness of decision making.

In the subsequent paper, Hoang et al. (2012) investigate the structural behaviour of T-components made by joining two aluminium extrusions using aluminium self-piercing rivets and checking the capability of the previous SPR model proposed for large-scale shell analyses.

The suggested algorithm was applied to solve the medium-sized numerical example to check capabilities of the model and algorithm.

The suggested algorithm is applied to solve the medium sized numerical example to check capabilities of the model and algorithm.

Secondly, we check the capabilities of the nesting procedure to facilitate regeneration of the inertial-range turbulence structure by the small-scale LES.

Additionally, it could be interesting to also study the bio-contamination before the start of the operation (at rest) when the room is empty, as the ISO norm suggests, in this way checking the performance capabilities of the theatre, especially its air systems [ 19].

A large scale heating test is analysed to check the capabilities of the implemented model to simulate an actual problem involving complex thermo-hydro-mechanical stress paths.

In order to check the capabilities of this technique, we present here the results that we have obtained for the characterization of two phase flows in horizontal and vertical tubes.

No other means to control and measure thickness of the paint and ratio binder-pigment was implemented since this study wants to check the capabilities of this flowchart method on actual artworks where all those parameters are not likely to be easily determined.

A second test was based on checking the discrimination capability of sets of indexes, neglecting the information that data are paired.