Sentence examples for combine potential from inspiring English sources

Here, we combine potential step experiments with numerical calculations to study such an interface in a neutral electrolyte of NaClO4.

As in Proposition 3, this will be the case if the return to savings is low compared to the returns to remittances, which, in the risk averse case, combine potential benefits in terms of both expectation and variance of consumption.

This study utilized rule-based modeling to build an interactive three-dimensional (3D) urban design platform, combine potential flood risk information, and propose design approach to support decision making for urban resilience.

This vaginal vaccine concept might also provide an ideal platform for the incorporation of next-generation microbicides, such as antiretroviral drugs, which would combine potential long-term protection offered by frequently-boosted mucosal antibody responses with short-term protection offered by microbicide use.

That is, it is indeed essential to combine potentials of machine learning algorithms with human decision making skills.

The paper sketches such a model-centric paradigm for the design of dependable systems that brings these technologies together to realise their combined potential benefits.

Thereafter, Said-Houari [12] considered the blow-up result for a larger class of initial data with positive initial energy combining potential well method and differential inequality techniques ([2]).

In this paper, combined potential step chronoamperometry and cyclic voltammetry were performed to involve oxide formation and its evolution on Pt(1 1 1), in the absence of anion specific adsorption and keeping surface stability (0.95 < E < 1.1 V).

Combining potential sweeps or steps with precisely controlled gas exchanges is enabling us to build up a detailed understanding of the many factors that control the chemistry of nickel iron membrane-bound hydrogenase (MBH) enzymes.

The study combines potential step methods (i.e. chronoamperometry and choronocoulometry) with energy dispersive X-ray absorption spectroscopy (ED-XAS), which in principle allows to record a complete XAS spectrum in the timescale of milliseconds.

The paper sketches such a model-centric paradigm for the design of dependable systems, presented in the scope of the HiP-HOPS tool and technique, that brings these technologies together to realise their combined potential benefits.