Sentence examples for evaluated the operation of from inspiring English sources
We have evaluated the operation of high-temperature superconducting SQUID array- type interface circuits with normal-metal control lines.
An early study evaluated the operation of primary health centers in terms of inputs and outputs and the extent to which organization of primary health in Greece was in coherence to WHO guidelines [ 28].
This paper evaluated the operations of Tsengwen Reservoir of southern Taiwan during four typhoons from 2007 to 2012 to illustrate the significant contribution of pre-releases in reducing downstream flood potential.
Afterwards, a numerical CFD model based on the experimental model is built to evaluate the operation of the granary under different solar radiation and wind conditions.
The main objective with this study was to evaluate the operation of the Utsira plant using a set of updated hydrogen energy system modeling tools (HYDROGEMS).
This paper evaluates the operation of a grid-connected photovoltaic/electric-battery system in a house in terms of cost savings and energy savings.
The developed model can be used in existing security control systems and also to evaluate the operation of a system at its design stage.
The developed model can be used in existing check-in systems, and it can also be used to evaluate the operation of a system being designed.
Not later than 1 year after December 19 , 1991 the Board, in consultation with the Secretary of the Treasury, shall develop and publish criteria to be used in evaluating the operation of any foreign bank in the United States that the Board has determined is not subject to comprehensive supervision or regulation on a consolidated basis.
Cell voltage control is a safe method to evaluate the operation of the single cells even though large efforts are being made to stabilise the behaviour of the fuel cells over the whole operating range.
The new mean is also used to evaluate the operation of parallel heat exchangers, such as are often employed at the hot end of a preheat train; a phenomenon that we call 'thermo-hydraulic channelling' is identified.
