Sentence examples for concept for predicting from inspiring English sources
The proposed algorithm on the client side uses the regression concept for predicting the future buffer fullness for a fixed interval of time.
Thus, the HLD concept for predicting microemulsion formulation was found to be an effective way to formulate a microemulsion-based washing agent for vegetable oil removal from SBE.
Such finding helps to determine the foundation-residual soil interaction mechanism and provides sound normalization for test results, both considered necessary steps towards the development of a design concept for predicting the crosswise-loaded pile response.
RCVs concept for predicting the clinical status in diabetic patients represents an optimization of laboratory reporting and could be a valuable tool for clinical decision.
The application of the RCT-concept for predicting the removal of trace organic compounds (TrOCs) in organic rich WWTP effluents is often problematic due to the fast ozone depletion with instantaneous ozone demand in the range of typically applied ozone dosages.
At this point, our concepts for predicting how different site conditions affect species interactions and potentially modify competition and/or facilitation within given species assemblages are tentative.
We depict the key concepts for predicting health responses after the introduction of a new power line in a conceptual framework.
A crack closure concept was adopted for predicting the influence of residual stress on fatigue crack propagation.
Numerous calculation concepts are available for predicting the fatigue life of components.
This paper challenges the Weibull distribution as a mathematical formulation of the weakest-link concept and its suitability for predicting probability of failure locally initiated by flaws.
Two basic concepts have been established for predicting additive joint effects based on the known toxicity of the individual mixture components: the concept of concentration addition (CA) for mixtures of substances with similar modes of actions and the concept of independent action (IA, also called response addition) for mixtures of substances with dissimilar modes of action [7, 10, 11].
