Sentence examples for inputs for application from inspiring English sources

On the basis of results gained from investigations covering periods longer than continuous records, a protocol embracing palaeohydrological inputs for application to river channel management is illustrated and developed as a synopsis version (Table 4), demonstrating how conclusions from geomorphological research can be expressed in a format which can be considered by managers.

It is currently calibrated for use on about 95% of the US corn production area and is flexible in terms of nutrient management options with inputs for applications of fertilizer or manure from different sources (dairy, swine, poultry), or rotation crops (sod, soybean, etc.).

They also provide expert input for applications of medical imaging outside the radiology department.

Also, the XML inputs for this application code contain structural geometries, source parameters, seismic velocity, density, attenuation values, number of time steps to compute, and number of stations.

According to this view, computational mechanisms are mechanisms that have the function to manipulate medium independent vehicles in accordance with a general rule that applies to all vehicles and depends on the inputs for its application (Piccinini and Scarantino 2011).

The use of US-based input parameters for application in the European setting seems reasonable when comparing vaccination impact at different points in time, in terms of cervical cancer incidence, published either with the US base case model (Elbasha et al. 2007 [ 22]) or its adaptation for the UK setting (Dasbach et al. 2008 [ 23]).

We present a complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) process with floating gate field-effect transistors (FG FETs) as sensor inputs for bioelectronic applications.

Coefficients of crop cultivars, a required input for the application of crop simulation models, are normally derived from experiments designed specifically for their estimation.

The interest in this new algorithm has rapidly grown because of its ability to quickly provide reliable source parameters of large earthquakes, which can subsequently be used as input for other applications such as ShakeMap generation (e.g. USGS, 2011a), tsunami propagation modeling, finite source inversions (e.g. USGS, 2011b), etc.

SMART2 was constructed using a process-aggregated approach to minimise input data requirements for applications at a national scale.

This peripheral card provides flexible analog input and output for applications with a Texas Instruments TII) Digital Signal Processors (DSP).