Sentence examples for devoted to deal from inspiring English sources
This paper is devoted to deal with profit comparison between three dissimilar redundant systems that worked with the help of an external supporting device.
In recent years, more and more papers were devoted to deal with the existence of positive solutions of nonlocal BVPs (see [3 9] and references therein).
The former is devoted to deal with statistics not depending on time (stationary case) whereas the latter considers statistics that depend on time (nonstationary case).
This technique is basically devoted to deal with MR (Magnetic Resonance) images in which is quite simple to separate ROI (Region Of Interest) like the head or any anatomical object, by the RONI (Region Of Non Interest) which is the black background area behind the object.
planar case) when K increases from K=800 to K=1000; (ii) in term of the execution time, we see that in both cases, it is faster to get a result in planar case than in non-planar case, and most time is devoted to deal with the state constraints during the last continuation.
The acquisition of the Pacific Stock Exchange by the CBOE was abandoned in January because of the management time devoted to dealing with the antitrust authorities.
The guidelines will indicate clearly how the commission will take merger efficiencies into account when assessing problematic cases.There is also a need to improve the commission's resources devoted to dealing with merger investigations, and in particular its economic capabilities.
The question for the United States, then, is how many resources — and how many American casualties — should be devoted to dealing with what is essentially a local insurgency, now that Bin Laden is gone?
Words like "lavender," "cinnamon" and "soap," for example, elicit a response not only from the language-processing areas of our brains, but also those devoted to dealing with smells.
For analyzing and controlling the state-dependent switched network cluster, nonsmooth analysis will be devoted to dealing with neurodynamic system (1).
Tam Macpherson, an independent candidate, said: "Properly trained officers are hugely important and can reduce the amount of time actually devoted to dealing with such matters and with efficiency.
