Sentence examples for condition for application from inspiring English sources
Most of the adsorbents based technologies for fluoride removal works at acidic pH which is not feasible condition for application to rural areas.
The lists also provided information on the professions, which showed that the condition for application of the Lincoln-Petersen-Chapman model was not strictly obeyed.
Consider the CdS thickness, opening of the as-formed structures, and continuity of the film, a moderate experiment condition (6.0 to 7.0 V, 0.003 M precursor concentration) was seemly a suitable condition for application.
Normality is also a necessary condition for application of the parametric methods.
Finally, the normal distribution is a necessary condition for application of the parametric methods, although the normality assumption is rarely, if ever, verified (Pavelka et al. [ 37] is a particular exception).
These applications create conditions for application of electroanalytical approaches in biological research, including studies of DNA repair processes.
L. 93 443, § 402(a), struck out provisions respecting station use charges upon certification of nonviolation of State limitations of expenditures for use of communications media and conditions for application of State limitations and redesignated former subsec.
Furthermore, we see relatively little in A&L's formulation that ties them to the claim that the conditions for application of symbolic rules must be abstract that Pinker (1991, Pinker & Ullman, 2002a) and Marcus (2001) have made.
A mass fraction of up to 30% of a highly crystalline filling material and a pure outer nanotube surface at once, can address conditions for application.
This has leaded to development of several models to calculate water saturation in shaly sandstone reservoirs using different approaches, assumptions and certain range of conditions for application.
The conditions for application of the directed relation graph (DRG) method in skeletal reduction of mechanisms with vastly different time scales were systematically analyzed.
