Sentence examples for configuration for evaluating from inspiring English sources
The results of this study indicate that the appropriate flame configuration for evaluating the effectiveness of some fire suppression agents must be carefully considered, since in those cases, different flame configurations can switch the relative performance of an agent by an order of magnitude.
Figure 20 Testbed configurations for evaluating the sensitivity of LQI to background traffic.
The non-dimensional parameters are also useful for comparing effectiveness of different viscous pump configurations, and for evaluating the effects of design changes to different configurations to maximize flow rate or pressure rise.
To implement the on-site measurement scheme, we adopted a sub-aperture interferometer configuration and Fourier transform method for evaluating each interferogram.
Analysis of the tendency toward confusion among individual monosyllables together with the audiometric configuration will provide useful information for evaluating noise-induced hearing loss.
Component testing/inspection intervals and repair times are critical parameters to define the system-state configuration, and play an important role for evaluating the probability of operational failure.
Multi-scale measurements of the composition and spatial configuration of disturbance are the basis for evaluating vulnerability of ecosystem services through multi-scale disturbance profiles concerning land-use locations where most of ecosystem service providers reside.
The analyzer is responsible for evaluating the actual configuration of all layers involved.
The conflicting criteria for evaluating the alternative configurations include cost, time, quality and environmental parameters.
In this paper, a step by step scheme for evaluating different sensor-configurations is proposed and applied to the airpath of internal combustion engines.
This new method includes a rational criteria for evaluating various channel configurations and depths for a range of realistic environmental (i.e., wind, wave, and current) conditions and annual number of ship calls.
