Sentence examples for development of batch from inspiring English sources

Inherent process and measurement uncertainty has posed a challenging issue on soft sensor development of batch bioprocesses.

Our strategy for predicting the ripening states of dates from the first sample collection is here described: First, we used the OPLS-DA model previously trained on the DS2-immature samples to predict the development classes of batch 1&2 samples based on their DS2 data from the same batch measurement as the training set.

For the experimental data from living cell proliferation time-series, the sampling frequency corresponded to the full development of a batch of cells (e.g. about six days for cultured cancer cells), and therefore our estimate was that the frequency of the measured fluctuations was close to the frequency of the underlying fluctuations.

In anautogenous mosquitoes, the female generally feeds to repletion on a single blood meal and then proceeds to use this nutrition as the basis for the development of a batch of eggs.

This paper deals with the development of a batch-reactor model with a theoretical and a locally affine fuzzy model.

Progress in microalgae cultivation has included development of fed-batch phototrophic cultivation of the Se-enriched microalgae (Masojídek et al., unpublished data).

But Brandt also said he was not surprised by the rapid development of this year's batch of quarterbacks, even those, like Tannehill, who are playing with less than impressive talent around them.

The WBG has also achieved considerable success in its development of the Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR), under Professor Ng Wun Jern, Dean of Engineering at the NUS.

Early work on the development of MAP used batch-type process that is characterized under intermediate rate pyrolysis.

Various co-monomer systems were used to illustrate the development of practical semi-batch and continuous reactor operational policies for the manufacture of copolymers with high quality and productivity.

This could include classical strain evolvement by mutagenesis as well as the development of suitable fed-batch cultivations including the adjustment of feeding or synthesis of the building blocks d-Hiv and l-Val.