Sentence examples for is suitable for integration from inspiring English sources
SIWAS is suitable for integration into biogeochemical models for simulating a reservoir's carbon cycle.
A design is presented for a micromachined differential viscometer, that is suitable for integration into a planar hydrodynamic chromatography system (HDC) for polymer analysis.
The proposed circuit is suitable for integration in material platforms supporting linear electro-optic modulation such as LiNbO3, silicon, III V or hybrid technology.
We propose a new data-parallel processing scheme for block-based intra sample and coefficient prediction that allows fine-grain parallelism and is suitable for integration in current and future state-of-the-art image and video codecs.
The web-based version of ADMIRE provides a simple interface to researchers with limited programming skills, whereas the offline version is suitable for integration into custom pipelines.
We suggest that it is suitable for integration with other models such as that of the cell cycle or metabolism and that it could be adapted to medically important yeast species such as the human fungal opportunistic pathogen C. albicans.
Thus, in addition to the regenerative cycle, the combined CLC cycle and the combined-regenerative CLC cycle are suitable for integration with the rotary reactor.
Moreover, combined intensive aquaculture systems with a closed food loop between herbivorous fishes and aquatic and land plants are being developed which may be suitable for integration into a BLSS of higher complexity.
The pressure drop in the micro-mixers was small and, therefore, their structures were deemed to be suitable for integration with lab-on-a-chips or micro-total analysis systems.
Recently, nanofiltration techniques have been introduced by pharmaceutical industries in the downstream processes for peptides, to perform concentration, purification and salt/solvent exchange, and have been demonstrated as being suitable for integration with conventional chromatographic purification techniques, providing savings in terms of time and costs.
The Naming Committee was established in 1991 to determine whether new given names not previously used in Iceland are suitable for integration into the country's language and culture.
