Sentence examples for concept for characterising from inspiring English sources

A novel concept for characterising the dynamic thermal response of walling systems has been developed to assist with the evaluation of the thermal performance of walling systems and possibly housing.

The concept of critical flux (Jc) has been recognised as a convenient parameter for characterising fouling in membrane bioreactors (MBR), although it has recently been shown that membrane fouling takes place in this specific process under sub-critical operating conditions.

The new energy measurement concept is based on the idea that three physical properties will be sufficient for characterising natural gas and providing the information required for energy conversion by way of correlation.

Several possibilities for characterising a problem domain exist.

The free flight (FF) concept is characterised by being a direct route concept where the pilots, instead of the air traffic controller, are responsible for the separation assurance.

The concept is based on the recommendations for characterising, modelling, and monitoring fractured rock sites of the National Academies of Sciences (2015).

An exploration concept to pre-characterise suitable GeoLaB sites in the Black Forest from the surface has been tested successfully.

The concept characterises processes that are biased against rural areas in a manner that undermines both economic efficiency and equity.

For training Ericsson introduced the concept of "deliberate practice", characterising training as a highly structured activity explicitly directed at improvement of performance in a particular domain [ 6]. Specific tasks are invented to overcome weaknesses and performance is carefully monitored to provide cues for ways to achieve further improvement.

Traditional concepts have therefore characterised the GBM as a charge-selective barrier.

Experiments were performed for characterising morphology, thermal and mechanical properties.