Sentence examples for expediting the use from inspiring English sources

In expediting the use of OM maintenance strategy for the maintenance of machines used in manufacturing industries, Mohamed-Salah et al. (1999) developed an opportunistic maintenance simulation model that could be used to maintain a production line consisting of k non-identical processors (which does not exhibit intermediary stocks).

Also, in expediting the use of an e-M strategy for the maintenance of machines used in manufacturing industries, Lee et al. (2006) proposed the relevant diagnostic and prognostic tools required for up-to-date assessment and prediction of the performance of machines used in manufacturing industries.

"I expedite the use of the library," Mr. Smith said over lunch at the Algonquin Hotel, explaining just what it is he does.

The nuisance parameters are only included to expedite the use of the dense SIVW covariance matrix.

This study will therefore greatly expedite the use of a hydrogel system in both fundamental studies and clinical settings of cell therapies.

Methods were developed to expedite the use of these PASs for measuring phthalates, novel brominated flame-retardants (NFRs) and polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) indoors.

To better understand these findings and subsequently expedite the use of particles in biomedical applications, this review paper summarizes the methods to prepare non-spherical nano- and micro-scaled particles.

To expedite the use of portable DMFC in electronic applications, the system utilizes a novel methanol sensor-less control method, providing improved fuel efficiency, durability, miniaturization and cost reduction.

Nevertheless, it is suggested that further researches may be carried out to provide a more realistic and cost-effective design guidelines for utilizing geopolymer concrete in structural elements so as to expedite the use of such concrete for large-scale field applications in the future.

In the past few years, advances in the field of optical molecular imaging expedited the use of GFP in broader areas of biomedical research [ 8- 11].

The availability of European-descent population cohorts, such as those made available by the Wellcome Trust Case Control Consortium [The Wellcome Trust Case Control Consortium, 2007], has expedited the use of "shared controls" between GWAS, reducing the burden of sample collection and genotyping [Zhuang et al., 2010].