Sentence examples for devise corresponding from inspiring English sources

From such empirical insights, we can fashion constraints on architectural design principles that guide architectural creation, and devise corresponding solutions to particular design problems.

The results showed that the classical three tiers of IS platforms, i.e. backend, processing, and frontend, can be used as an overarching distribution to devise corresponding KMA tiers related to managing knowledge resources, knowledge creation, and knowledge application respectively.

In principle, one should be able to devise corresponding mutagenesis or evolution experiments, but it is unclear how much power they usually have for testing in silico models.

The operational-modes perspective attempts to solve the demand/supply mismatch by segmenting patients according to need types, and devising corresponding supply organizations that focus on one type of medical problem.

Then we devise the corresponding squared distance term for each quadratic curve and surface, and minimize it to obtain its parameters.

Regarding to the data sparse and information overload issues, Hao et al. [38] proposed a soft set-based recommendation model and devised the corresponding algorithm.

We used a window size of 20 HS units and devised the corresponding continuous Boyce index B cont(20).

The identification of the underlying timevarying observability property yields the designs of the heat exchange devise and of the corresponding robust nonlinear geometric observer.

Researchers would investigate the major risk factors associated with specific diseases, and devise plausible preventive measures corresponding to each of these where possible.

With this new local smoothness indicator, higher order global smoothness indicators were able to be devised and the corresponding scheme (named WENO-Zη) displayed less numerical dissipations than the classic fifth-order WENO schemes, including WENO-JS [12] and WENO-Z [5,6].

The quality index QD proposed by the authors is exploited to devise quality maps; they involve iso-quality lines and the corresponding combinations of tensile properties.