Sentence examples for code suitable from inspiring English sources

CVXGEN generates simple, flat, library-free code suitable for embedding in real-time applications.

Philosophy distorted the human by enshrining reason; religion distorted the human by enshrining a moral code suitable only for slaves.

We describe the design of a portable parallel multi-domain code suitable for parallel environments.

The tool converts a P4 description to a synthesizable VHDL code suitable for the FPGA implementation.

The commercial software package AutoReaGas, a computational fluid dynamics code suitable for gas explosions, was used to carry out the numerical investigation for the methane/air explosion and blast process in a straight laneway with different support spacing.

The two arches and the three vaults experimentally described in Carozzi et al. (2017) are here analyzed with a novel robust FE lower bound limit analysis code, suitable to predict active failure mechanisms, lines of thrust and collapse loads in absence and presence of TRM, SRG and FRP reinforcement.

The MTP threshold reduces errors of omission; cells were coded "suitable" if the Maxent output suitability value was greater than or equal to the lowest output value for the training occurrence points on any of the ten runs for a given species and time period (modern or historical).

A new FEM-code, suitable for parallel computer systems with an arbitrary number of processors, has been developed and tested on different coating substrate systems.

Besides, this paper proposes a new variant of Grouping Genetic Algorithm namely Adjustable Grouping Genetic Algorithm (AGGA) that has features to adjust the coding suitable for machine duplication environment of the proposed CMS model and regulate genetic parameters towards convergence.

Compared with general approaches in [7], USTC-UWB employs real space-time codes suitable for UWB signals and can work at any transmission rate.

This study designed a fast frequency hopping (FFH) code family suitable for application in spectral-amplitude-coding (SAC) optical code-division multiple-access (CDMA) networks.