Sentence examples for couple existing from inspiring English sources

* A couple existing customer case studies outlining value proposition.

Free 2-day shipping on all items with no minimum amount; grocery and secure package delivery; a set of basic TV and music streams or even just a partnership with a couple existing products; and lastly some in-store benefits like members-only promotions and perhaps even early access on Black Friday.

Spencer Green's funny, fast-moving Access (Program B) examines one couple existing across multiple dimensions.

When we consider joining independent models of processes that occur on different scales, it is enticing to simply couple existing components (i.e., software) for the separate models to one another.

Here, we develop an end-to-end model by coupling existing models that describe the dynamics of low (ROMS N2P2Z2D2) and high trophic levels (OSMOSE).

Integrated production of bioenergies and bioproducts may be achieved by coupling existing biofuel plants with new bioindustries, by retrofitting existing bioindustries with new bioenergy facilities or by erecting completely new integrated facilities.

The model couples existing formulations in the literature for the powertrain components with the vehicle-terrain interaction to capture the salient features of terrain trafficability and predict the vehicles response.

More importantly, we highlighted the existence of a low-energy ferroelectric switching path, along which the magnetization is also likely reversed, evidencing the strong magnetoelectric coupling existing in this system.

This paper presents a methodology to include recreation in the conceptual framework for EU wide ecosystem assessments (Maes et al., 2013), which couples existing approaches for recreation management at country level with behavioural data derived from surveys and population distribution data.

These studies coupled existing geomodeling tools to various simulators via open-source meshing software, e.g., MeshIt (Cacace and Blöcher 2015).

Coupling existing large-scale bottom-up and top-down models [46]; Böhringer and Rutherford call this a "soft-link" because of the substantial problems in consistency and convergence of iterative solution algorithms.