Sentence examples for evaluation of marine from inspiring English sources

An evaluation of marine citizenship by UK marine practitioners.

The experimental results are utilised as statistical input parameters in a probabilistic deterioration model, facilitating the robust evaluation of marine durability performance with uncertainty incorporated.

Therefore, non-destructive testing and evaluation of marine protective coating system by terahertz waves with SWT could be recommended for engineering applications.

In order to ensure effectiveness of marine protected area (MPA) management, the development of relevant indicators and evaluation of marine protected areas' performance is increasingly advocated.

The aim is to present the state-of-the-art methodology for structural durability evaluation of marine Diesel engines bearing girders and to describe the responsibility of engine designers, manufacturers and system suppliers.

These multidisciplinary approaches are essential for informed conservation and management decisions, especially regarding the design and evaluation of marine reserves.

Moreover, the comparative approach provides a feasible alternative to costly and complex research programs designed to provide detailed end-to-end evaluations of marine systems.

In this study, we investigated the current status of chemical hydrography at two off-shore stations near the HPP, the results of which can provide a baseline for future evaluations of marine environmental changes arising from the potential implementation of AWL.

The present work investigates a novel methodology based on complementary evaluation of UDC in marine environments by electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) and electrochemical noise (EN) analysis using Hilbert spectra.

Despite some limitations, L index allows for a robust evaluation of the risks of marine ecosystems to overfishing and illustrates when and where fishing became unsustainable at the ecosystem level since the 1950s.

In particular, the buoy is provided with various sensors for the evaluation of both meteorological and marine parameters (e.g. waves, wind, temperature), and chemical/physical data acquired by an electronic nose system specifically designed for the detection of hydrocarbons.