Sentence examples for employing variable from inspiring English sources
A new direct compensation method was proposed, employing variable weighting factors to minimise the total forging tolerances in forging optimisation computations.
A new sequence design is presented employing variable repetition times and variable flip angles in order to improve the characteristics of SPRITE for in vivo applications.
In sessions employing variable ISP intensities in human subjects, the phototransistors were replaced with ADG412 high-speed analog switches (Analog Devices, Norwood, MA, USA) and the control TTL signals were generated by a PIC18F4525 (Microchip, Chandler, AZ, USA) microcontroller and isolated by ADuM1400 (Analog Devices) digital isolators.
The comparisons do, thus, support the idea of employing variable width collectors in solar air heating applications, especially those which have design constraints on the investment costs and on the space available to install air collectors.
The SON design employing variable step size of the ANS threshold outperforms fixed step size design yielding gains in the 10th percentile user throughput of up to 100%%.
To better characterize Cr VI) removal from model solutions using Pd-BnM, supplied with formate or H2, batch experiments were performed employing variable starting pH values (Fig. 1).
Neuroimaging studies employing variable-load repetitive working memory tasks such as the N-back task have demonstrated adaptive increases in brain activation in dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) in response to increasing working memory load (Braver et al. 1997; Cohen et al. 1994).
The proposed ANFIS model employed variable load and bond length as inputs while the output parameters were deflection and crack width of the steel and CFRP bars.
Second, within a given taxonomic group, studies employed variable methodologies and sampling areas in pursuit of richness and turnover estimates.
The employed variable counts respondents who are employed for wages as employed, counts respondents who are out of work as unemployed, and drops all other respondents.
Nowadays, most of wind turbines (e.g. Doubly Fed Induction Generators) employ variable speed constant frequency generation technology to produce electric power from variable wind [6].
