Sentence examples for during the integrated from inspiring English sources

During the integrated spacecraft testing of one of the satellites, a strong coupling between rotating momentum wheels and an earth sensor was detected.

Afterwards they learn to integrate those different consultation skills in a total of fifteen simulated patient encounters during the integrated consultation course (see Figure  1).

In such an application, it is used to compute the dynamical constraints function during the integrated design process of the whole drive including the generator, the gearbox and the power converters.

Moreover, during the integrated layout and topology optimization, multi-point constraints (MPC) are applied to establish the interconnections between movable components and supporting structures, which can use fixed finite element meshes and analytical sensitivities.

We next moved to further analyses of candidate genes identified during the integrated analysis.

– Instead of decreasing supervision during the integrated consultation course, it is important to explore how supervisors' feedback can remain present and adaptive to the competence of the students during their learning trajectory.

The incremental AUC measured the integrated excursion during the post-meal period by subtracting the fasting value from each parameter value at the designated time during the sampling period.

Doubly fed induction generator is very sensitive to voltage variations in the grid, which pose limitation for wind power plants during the grid integrated operation.

Additionally, we studied the conservation of the B3 domain during evolution, and integrated the analyses of B3 evolution with the well-characterized families AP2/EREBP (APETALA 2/ethylene responsive element binding protein) and ARF.

Software tools which were developed during the research and integrated into the third party design flow are also described.

It may be stated that opinion surveys during the election were integrated into the mass media as part of a public performance, with limitations in sample calculations and the selection of survey respondents, which led to mistakes when the surveys were applied.