Sentence examples for demand to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, there is demand to evaluate tribological performance of new engineering materials using different techniques.

For VSTLF, Taylor used the observations of minute-by-minute British electricity demand to evaluate various methods including autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) models and two exponential smoothing methods [9].

The objective of this paper is to perform a sensitivity analysis of design variables and an uncertainty analysis of daily potable water demand to evaluate the performance of rainwater harvesting systems in residential buildings.

A Ballard 9-cell Mk1100 stack under standard FCvelocity®1-HD6 bus module operating conditions is employed, and extensive experiments are conducted under current demand to evaluate individual cell voltages and quantify hydrogen emissions.

Recently, several cable-stayed bridges have been constructed on relatively soft ground, which results in a great demand to evaluate the effect of soil-structure interaction on the seismic behavior of bridges and properly reflect it on seismic design to accurately capture the response, enhance the safety level, and reduce design and construction costs.

In a context where there is an increasing demand to evaluate the outcome of bio-medical research, our work aims to develop a set of indicators to measure the impact of translational cancer research.

In other words, managing CSI demands to evaluate both firms' innovation activities and their social responsibility in an integrated manner.

Approximate Bayesian and summary statistic methods including multiple summary statistics (e.g. both temporal F and LD) could greatly improve precision and accuracy of N e estimators (Tallmon et al. 2008; Luikart et al. 2010), especially as large population genomic data sets become common making likelihood-based methods even computationally demanding to evaluate (Luikart et al. 2003).

Rogue seasonalities of various intensities were generated using different simulation designs and demand patterns to evaluate each of these techniques.

Experiments were performed to investigate ozone kinetics and demand, and to evaluate the effects on the water quality, particularly in relation to fluorescent organic matter.

This paper uses minute-by-minute British electricity demand observations to evaluate methods for prediction between 10 and 30 minutes ahead.