Sentence examples for for a further design from inspiring English sources

These carefully optimized processing and optical parameters are of great relevance for a further design and elaboration of polymer-based single mode waveguide amplifiers.

Although it does not make obvious improvements on computational complexity or performance with respect to SOCP, the CSB method could lay the foundation for a further robust design.

In addition, we studied their protein-ligand interactions via molecular docking and MM/GBSA calculations for a further rational design of more potent inhibitors.

To allow for an even more straightforward and efficient RED stack assembling with chevron-profiled membranes, recommendations for a further simplified design, consisting of diagonal ridges that are assembled perpendicularly, are provided.

These findings provide a clear picture of both positive and negative effects of hydropower development for decision-makers in the monetary term, and also provide a basis for further design of environmental instrument such as payment for watershed ecosystem services.

We hope that the present study could help to lay a scientific foundation for further design of a useful PVDF/SR blend with promoted properties to partly replace the high-cost synthetic fluorosilicone materials.

The obtained compound 3b exhibited μ-opioid agonist activity and NK1-antagonist activity and may serve as a useful lead compound for the further design of a new series of opioid agonist/NK1-antagonist compounds.

Gould has always argued that his ene mies, and most of his colleagues, see too much design and too many adaptations in the world, and coopted from architecture the term "spandrel" to describe an undesigned feature which is a necessary consequence of one that is designed, but is then used as a base for further design.

This study is also a guide for further design of continuous porous materials to achieve good flow properties.

The results of this study could be used as a guide for further design and operation of industrial-scale systems.

In the following, we model Koper's conditions for effective smart learning environments, to see if this contribution could be used as a basis for further design work in the context of ITLET standardization.