Sentence examples for developing schemes for from inspiring English sources
The work extends a recently reported idea of developing schemes for two-dimensional grid singularities to three dimensions.
Proceeding from this, the results of studies of the condition of the Ile Balkhash delta lake systems as a determinant of the functioning of natural and economic systems of the region as a whole must be considered when developing schemes for water distribution of the Ili River between Kazakhstan and China.
The Department of Construction was developing schemes for the building as early as 1948.
The focus of the available methods is, however, to identify the optimal peptides from provided protein sequences, while little effort has been made towards developing schemes for prioritisation of the optimal protein candidates from a pool of proteins.
Radium was one of the first medical technologies funded by public appeals, and by the 1920s, in some regions and countries, specialists in radiotherapy were developing schemes for centralized treatment and research.
Reference [2] developed schemes for resilient data-centric storage from the viewpoint of energy savings and scalability in wireless networks.
Traditional conflict mitigation/resolution mechanisms are active there and have successfully managed to develop schemes for the shared use of key resources.
Depending on the particular choice of stencils, it is often possible to develop schemes for which the traditional Courant–Friedrichs Lewy condition is exceeded.
We develop schemes for reducing data and saving energy, which minimize the amount of network traffic within the community of sensors.
The difference between the previous and the newly developed schemes for the location determination is explained in Appendix 2. Through these corrections, accuracy of the energy release location is considerably improved (Sawazaki 2016).
Since we explicitly focus on indicators of stability that are ecologically meaningful and can be measured relatively easily, our results are not only of interest to ecologists but have potential practical implications for conservation biologists trying to develop schemes for stabilizing a fragmented population.
