Sentence examples for development of custom from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, implementing data management solutions in the laboratory is often an expensive proposition, requiring customization of off-the-shelf products or development of custom software adapted to handle specific workflows.
"The process of creating these works started with research and development of custom computer-generated organic patterns and textures to develop believable computer generated images," notes Tanchum.
International development initiatives such as the Alliance for Rural Electrification and the IEEE Smart Village program have been calling on engineers from developing countries to assist in reducing energy poverty through the design and development of custom designed small-scale sustainable renewable energy solutions.
This report illustrates the steps in development of custom 3D models that enhance the understanding of complex anatomy.
Moreover, such devices are typically not grid connected, necessitating the development of custom power conversion and control equipment.
At the Times for the past six years, the last four of which he served as director of product marketing, Kleinman oversaw the development of custom and native advertising products and branded content solutions.
In his research and teaching agenda he concentrates on the development of custom-based computational environments, design workflows and simulation strategies within the scope of Responsive Cities focusing on end-users' perspective.
With this new approach simulations can be used as pre-experimental screening for optimal adsorber characteristics, reducing the actual number of screening experiments, which results in a faster and more knowledge-based development of custom-tailored adsorbers.
Thus, results presented in this contribution allow for providing decision support with respect to the application of existing CTCs and the development of "custom-designed" CTCs rather than for pointing out one "universal" best CTC.
For example, during the 1960s the United States and the Soviet Union played a far more crucial role in the development of customs relating to space law than did the states that had little or no practice in this area.
This technique can lead to promising solutions for the fabrication of 3D nanostructured metal alloys in applications such as fuel-cell energy generation and development of custom-designed, functionally graded biomaterials and biocomposites.
