Sentence examples for find suitable application from inspiring English sources

Proposed antenna may find suitable application in 5.0 GHz WLAN and WiMAX Band.

This kind of simple supramolecular controlled release of the PF may find suitable applications in future for designing new CBn based drug carriers.

However, for specific fields, the non-full fill of substrate by NWs may find suitable applications such as semitransparent solar cells, building-integrated photovoltaics.

However, their performance must drive scientists to pay attention to developments of NoSQL systems and to find suitable applications to overcome the limitations of relational database systems for NGS data management.

We have discussed a synthesis technique to design the single square loop frequency selective surface (SSLFSS) at 150 and 300 GHz which have found suitable application in the fast analysis and fabrication of the frequency selective surface.

To find suitable resource-application pairs and achieve system targets like optimizing the utilization, current hardware status must be considered during resource allocation.

With the optimization of the adsorption sequences at lower temperatures, heating, and the catalytic reaction for adequate duration, we expect the developed two-step NO decomposition process to find suitable practical applications.

We describe an abstract interface for managing resources in a multi-provider environment and study how infrastructure features and user requirements can be expressed and used to find suitable resources for hosting an application.

To save time and money, firms will use the programs to look back at previous applications to find suitable candidates for any new jobs that come up, says John Ingham, a human resources consultant.

Thus the method is found suitable for application to large civil engineering structures, such as bridges.

It was found suitable for application in high-concentrated brine conditions and at high temperatures up to 120 °C without effecting the rheology and shear thinning property of the fluid.