Sentence examples for desirable functionality of a from inspiring English sources

One desirable functionality of a system level simulator is the ability to precalculate as many of the simulation parameters as possible.

Some research has been done on the desirable functionality of these systems, [ 10- 12] and on safety features[ 13, 14].

To improve the production of chitin deacetylase (CDA) for the bioconversion of chitin to chitosan with desirable functionality, the effect of the nutritional requirement on the CDA production from Rhizopus japonicus M193 fermentation was investigated under submerged conditions.

A key challenge arising from the creation of nanomedicines consolidating multiple desirable functionalities into a 'all-in-one' platform is that the layering of functionalities into a single agent introduces novel complexities that significantly impede clinical translation.

The problem addressed by this paper is to enable a manufacturer's representative to configure an inter-office switch with a balance of desirable functionality and measured performance under several potential extremes of traffic.

Few emerging applications of ECC, including lightweight building façade and pavement, make self-cleaning a desirable functionality to be added into the material.

Polymeric platforms were specifically designed with controlled concentration of surface-exposed carboxyl (COOH) groups that can be used as a desirable functionality for protein immobilization.

Thiol ene "click" chemistry refers to a highly efficient route for the preparation of materials with desirable functionality and consequently controlled macromolecular architectures.

All those functions – the £100 functionality of a satnav, the £500 functionality of a video camera – have been rolled into, swallowed by, smartphones.

Furthermore, the chemoenzymatic glycoengineering approach using endoglycosidase-based glycosynthases may facilitate the development of homogeneous IgG glycoforms with desirable functionality as next-generation therapeutic antibodies.

This paper describes research that had arts therapists participate in the identification of desirable features and functionalities of a computer-based tool for use in arts therapy with older adults who have dementia.