Sentence examples for compatibility considerations from inspiring English sources
Considering the initial data volume requirement, ∼10 TB (Terabytes) capacity of SAN based data storage system has configured/installed with optical fiber backbone with compatibility considerations of existing Ethernet network of SST-1.
Based on structural, mechanical and cell compatibility considerations, laminated scaffolds composed of G60/Cs40, G80/Cs20 and G40/Cs60 samples, for the first, second and third layers, respectively, could be an appropriate combination for meniscus tissue engineering applications.
Load-sensing and compatibility considerations are explained, and because of the wide range of loading conditions under which vehicle combinations have to operate (including towing vehicle solo) it is explained why some form of variable braking distribution between the axles is essential.
Using the described approach for depositing and patterning elastic conductors on nonplanar surfaces requires three separate deposition steps and compatibility considerations.
The most important compatibility considerations: Motherboard: CPU socket type, graphics card slot type (PCI-E or AGP), and memory type and speed.
Reads with identical sequences were not collapsed during our data process due to file format compatibility consideration.
Taking compressing and better compatibility into consideration, we recommend that keeping its varying length is a better choice from a long term and developmental point of view.
Designing health technologies for backward compatibility requires consideration of which "interface elements" can stay the same across technology generations.
The semi-analytical joint model is based on kinematic compatibility and equilibrium considerations.
When a coach builds a team, talent is the first consideration, compatibility with the group is the second.
The TDS "shopping list" is developed taking into consideration compatibility with National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey NHANES Centers for Disease Control and Preventionion 2008), which contains data from dietary recall interviews and food questionnaires.
