Sentence examples for first order assessment from inspiring English sources

The findings can be used as a first order assessment in order to have a representative estimation of the tunneling cost from the initial stages of project design.

An estimation of visitor statistics to areas near each volcano for recreation and tourism provides a first order assessment of transient populations within hazard prone areas but further research is warranted to better understand the number, distribution, demographics, and occupancy times to prepare and disseminate effective education and awareness information for these populations.

Given that this section of the work was to provide a first order assessment of strain performance in SSF in the presence of inhibitors, we opted for an approach where triticale hydrolysate was used for hardening and sorghum was used for SSF work, in light of the relatively similar inhibitor concentrations in the hydrolysate from both feedstocks.

The results obtained enhance the understanding of the impact of SLR on SWI, which could provide a first-order assessment tool for relevant practitioners.

Our method is assumed effective in illustrating the value of analytical streamline simulations for first-order assessment of sweep patterns in hydrocarbon field produced with waterflooding.

To address these issues in Alaska, a first-order assessment of data gaps and spatial distributions of SOC was conducted from a recently compiled soil carbon database.

Using also flow routing algorithms, Huggel et al. (2003) proposed a modeling approach for a first-order assessment of hazards from glacier-lake outbursts for two lake outburst events in the southern Swiss Alps.

This study provides a first-order assessment of population exposure to lahar-hazards in Washington State and is intended to further the dialogue on understanding societal risk in the region.

The realization of Plasma Wakefield Acceleration experiments with high quality of the accelerated bunches requires an increasing number of numerical simulations to perform first-order assessments for the experimental design and online-analysis of the experimental results.

In general, the derived analytical solutions can be used for first-order assessments of seawater intrusion vulnerability and management possibilities across a wide range of current regional coastal aquifer conditions and/or projected water demand, groundwater management and climatic change scenarios.

Design equations are presented to preliminarily explore the size and cost of an IPHRO system and enable first order site feasibility assessment.