Sentence examples for its application in remote from inspiring English sources

Soil electrokinetic remediation (ER) is an efficient technique to remove heavy metals from the complex soil matrix, however, this process needs a large amount of electricity input, which increases the cost and limits its application in remote agricultural fields.

Micropower is finding some of its first applications in remote operations that have inadequate access to centrally generated electricity.

Establishing a smart sensing system is desirable but challenging as the conventional devices require an external battery or power grid which cruelly limits its applications, especially in remote areas or at the condition of power supply with difficulty.

Both techniques are highly applicable under various boundary conditions and are thus predestinated for decentralized application in remote and difficult-to-access regions with poor infrastructure.

The prototype was designed for application in remote or isolated areas in Indonesia.

Gradient-free natural slice encoding MRI designs would also be portable enough for application in remote terrestrial locations, in emergency rooms and in operating rooms where they can be used with minimally invasive and robotic surgery.

The measurement principle is based on broadband visible to near infrared reflectance spectrometry, which has found wide application in remote sensing and has there been shown to provide a rapid assessment of green biomass.

We have evaluated PrivHab under the scope of a realistic podcast distribution application in remote rural areas, where these programs have to be recorded into a physical format and distributed to the local radio stations.

This frequency range between 60 and 300 GHz is not limited to communications but also finds application in remote sensing, security, and industrial measurement.

This, however, will distinctly increase the system's complexity which is disadvantageous for the application in remote areas as, e.g., experienced with Bribin's control system (see "Manual vs. full automated operation").

Although aerial application in remote areas is not considered a direct threat to human health the smoke from wildfires is deemed a greater hazard —it does carry the risk of inadvertent contamination of waterways and traditional food sources.