Sentence examples for guidelines for verification from inspiring English sources

From the study, we confirmed the various advantages of using the UVM register model in verification such as scalability, reusability and interoperability, and set some design guidelines for verification of the NPP controllers.

Guidelines for verification of filtering solutions are provided, which cover (1) the consistency check between the discrete-time to the continuous-time covariance and gain matrices; (2) evaluation of estimator optimality with sensitivity analysis and consistency check between theoretical and simulation results.

Then neural network results are compared with those 'theoretical' predictions calculated directly from International Federation for Structural Concrete (fib14), the American guideline (ACI 440.2R), the Australian guideline (CIDAR), the Italian National Research Council (CNR-DT 200) and Canadian guideline (CHBDC) for verification.

The results presented in this paper not only can provide guidelines for future experimental verification, but also shed light on the pathogenesis of the destructive fungus F. graminearum.

It is believed that our predictions can provide guidelines for future experimental verification, and shed light on the pathogenesis of the destructive fungus F. graminearum.

It would establish animal-handling verification guidelines for all the slaughterhouses of its suppliers.

Judging by those guidelines, the Dorseys don't qualify for verification, and it definitely wouldn't look right for Jack to pull any strings for them.

For guideline verification, a microelectromechanical system (MEMS) based on silicon on insulator technology was produced and tested.

Second, the U.S. EPA (2011) guidelines discuss access to raw data as important for verification of conclusions.

Peleg et al. [ 1] and Mulyar et al. [ 12] focused on various dimensions of expressivity; de Clercq et al. [ 2] dealt with knowledge representation and support for guideline acquisition, verification and runtime execution.

The procedures of articulation and test are both analyzable according to Whewell, and his conception of colligation and verification serve as guidelines for how the discoverer should proceed.