Sentence examples for dimensions and the availability from inspiring English sources
Since it is motivated by fundamental DoF analysis, RSMA is also optimal from a DoF perspective in both perfect and imperfect CSIT and therefore optimally exploit the spatial dimensions and the availability of CSIT, in contrast with SDMA and NOMA that are suboptimal.
Some of the issues influencing the quality of maternal health services are also linked with other dimensions, such as the availability of human resources, drugs, and equipment, as well as the acceptability of services.
Many in vitro studies of cell behavior in three dimensions rely on the availability of artificial scaffolds with controlled three-dimensional topologies.
Genetical genomics experiments in potato opens up a new dimension with the availability of the genome sequence.
Items in the computability dimension address the availability of data to trigger the recommendation, the level of specificity of the triggers and recommended actions, and whether there is a clear path from recommendation to electronic implementation.
New technological advances have resulted in higher resolution, dimension, and availability of multimodal images which lead to the increase in accuracy of diagnosis and improvement of treatment.
The availability or supply of services could precede other dimensions of access; however, the availability of health services per se may not assure their utilisation.
The feasibility of ITD for estimating tree dimensions and biomass has grown alongside the availability of high resolution LiDAR data as three-dimensional point clouds (echo-based), the very high point densities of which can penetrate the tree canopy and subsequently improve understory estimates [56].
These short examples show the versatile role of bioenergy and outline the material, societal, technical and economic dimensions of its use as well as potential conflicts among these dimensions [7]: The material dimension: It principally refers to the availability of goods like raw materials, agricultural land or woody biomass.
The socio-political dimension: This dimension covers on the one hand the availability of the organic resources and the conflicting interests between their different uses.
