Sentence examples for desired in practical from inspiring English sources
A stiffness-adjustable compliant linear-motion mechanism (CLMM) is desired in practical applications.
Therefore, requirement on the dispersion amount can be relaxed, which is highly desired in practical implementation of the FTM-based system.
The nucleation competition between α- and β-crystals became intensified and showed temperature dependence, and the relative content of β-crystals increased with increasing cooling rate, which is opposite to the general understanding of crystallization behaviors of semicrystalline polymers, but is highly desired in practical productions.
However, synchronous measurement of 3D deformations is desired in practical applications to enable the change and mechanical model of the measuring object to be characterized properly.
Meanwhile, multiple functions and high performance are required for particulate systems to exhibit desired characteristics in practical uses.
Stability improvement by enzyme immobilization could significantly reduce the operation cost as immobilized enzyme can be reused in more number of batches or for long runs in continuous process at desired temperature in practical applications [27].
Furthermore, progress is desired in making more specialized methods like laser beam welding practical for more applications, such as in the aerospace and automotive industries.
The AI/BOI-5 also revealed good adaptability to higher initial contaminant concentrations and desired photodegradation stability in practical applications.
The AEC part of the proposed AENC scheme may suffer from some common problems of adaptive filter-based algorithms, such as slow convergence rate and fluctuation around the desired estimates, especially in practical cases where the assumption on negligibility of cross-correlation terms (stated in the previous section) may not strictly hold.
Collected opinions support the premise that dynamic motions of floors can be controlled in desired ways using practical engineering design methods.
The tightness of the upper bound results from the fact that, especially at high detection rates (which typically is the desired region of operation in practical car-safety applications), the 'dominant interferer' effect outweighs the sum interference created by the non-dominant interferers.
