Sentence examples for design and determines from inspiring English sources
The paper evaluates the influence of the pallet bracing restraints on the ultimate capacity of drive-in racks, clarifies the loading pattern(s) governing the structural design and determines the friction coefficient, or strength of a restraining device, required to prevent the pallets from sliding.
So far, we have finalized a prototype for the design and determined which instruments will be used to make small, accurate rotations and displacements.
Our results might offer new opportunities to design and determine individually appropriate therapeutic dosage regimens based on a pharmacokinetic profile.
Simulations supported by experiments are presented to illustrate the design and determined the performance characteristics of BSW-enhanced fluorescence spectroscopy.
For example, our brokerage service developed with Blackpool council and our Activities Unlimited scheme developed with Suffolk county council are two examples of how the public purse can "save" when disabled people themselves decide, design and determine the support they want.
A preliminary prototype of Cryotrap has been developed and tested at GANIL laboratory to validate its design, and determine its thermal performance and trapping efficiency.
The ultrasonic processing condition of the polysaccharides was optimized by using orthogonal test design, and determined to be 400 W, 15 min and 1 g/L.
The optimal concentration of the three factors was further investigated according to the central composite design and determined to be 59.48, 4.43 and −0.49 g/L, respectively.
These new maps may help to design and determine the required conditions to synthesize innovative waterborne polymer nanocomposites with specific morphologies through miniemulsion polymerization.
24 sites from 12 patients were selected using a split mouth design and determined by a double-blind, randomized, controlled clinical trial.
In addition, sensitivity studies can guide further efforts in improving the design and determining where more (or less) R&D is appropriate.
