Sentence examples for is described addressing from inspiring English sources
The process for procedure development is described, addressing two key issues in detail: (1) validation how to ensure that the procedure provides an accurate and appropriate representation of the task; and (2) presentation how to visually present procedures to support usability.
The main numerical aspects of the model are described, addressing in particular the contact creation and update procedures, and the numerical devices that support an efficient explicit solution algorithm.
The finesse I am describing addresses how people carry themselves as well as understand, process and deftly perform in tricky situations (e.g., interpersonal conflict and office politics) without making them worse.
A different analytic strategy is described for addressing this issue.
Finally, a successful Internet measurement project is described by addressing the aforementioned issues, providing concrete lessons learned based on experiences.
A methodology is described for addressing the smoke toxicity component of fire hazard in a manner that permits the flexible application of exposure criteria according to desired fire safety objectives.
The architecture is described by addressing the concrete stakeholder requirements for the 'data replication service' listed in Table 4. Figure 5 Conceptual view of the concrete architecture after the technology assessment satisfying stakeholder requirements.
Risk is described by addressing such issues along with the probabilities.
A method for monitoring atomic clocks on board Global Navigation Satellites System (GNSS) satellites is described to address the issue of clock related signal integrity in safety critical applications of GNSS.
After attempting to analyze the experiments with the classical nucleation and growth model, developed for systems consisting of small molecules, a new methodology is described which addresses the specific problems of crystallization of flexible linear macromolecules.
Policy documents were examined to explore how the issue of mental health and older people is described and addressed, and the implications of this for the development of networked servicing in the region.
