Sentence examples for for smaller components from inspiring English sources

The major reasoning for the proposed frequency-based selection of the parameter α is to emphasize the weighting term χ α in (10) for larger speech spectral components, while avoiding the use of such weighting for smaller components within each time frame.

They explained the lower accuracy for smaller components by the low concentrations and relatively greater errors in their chemical analysis.

The aim of the present work is the design and the realization of a testing machine able to determine all these parameters for small components (assumed to have a rigid body behavior), with particular attention to space scientific experiments.

From 1947 to 1948, de Havilland conducted an extensive research and development phase, including the use of several stress test rigs at Hatfield for small components and large assemblies alike.

Constructing a model based on physical processes is possible for small components of the erosion process; for example splash erosion involves only the energy of the rainfall, the extent to which the soil is covered and exposed by vegetation, and the soil type.

In addition the Admiralty committed itself to furnishing the armament, armor, engines and boilers as well as a variety of smaller components for the two ships.

The model efficiency was lower for growth or smaller components such as foliage mass and root mass.

However, using large valuation subsets also increases the number of respondents required in valuation studies, since blocking methods must be used to break the subset into smaller components for valuation by individual respondents.

The system makes sense for a number of small to medium-sized manufacturers, including those in aerospace, assembly-line production facilities, woodworking/furniture, automotive and those that produce smaller components for aerospace, automotive or the heavy machinery industries, the team says.

FSSIM is divided into two main components, i.e., FSSIM-MP and FSSIM-AM which each are divided into smaller components, for example, the livestock component of FSSIM-AM generating livestock activities and the policy component of FSSIM-MP that models agricultural EU policies.

In all three cases, a more accurate picture of costs and potential cost savings was being constructed (supported by nationally driven mechanisms such as the splitting of payments for stroke care into smaller components, and a shift towards activity-based 'Payment by Results' in mental health care).