Sentence examples for its merits of from inspiring English sources

It is attractive due to its merits of effectiveness, efficiency and free sludge (Chu and Chen 2002).

Watching telly made by people from the other side of town has its merits, of course.

The electromechanical impedance (EMI) technique has gained acceptance for structural health monitoring, due to its merits of model-free, high frequency detection and fast response features.

The nondestructive Wenner four-probe resistivity measurement is often used to evaluate the durability of concrete onsite owing to its merits of easy operation and instant results.

An radio frequency deflector (RFD) was proposed as a chopper for the J-PARC linac, because of its merits of high deflecting field, compact structure, ease to manufacture and both reliability and flexibility of the total chopper operation.

In recent years design of micro hydro power plants has been examined by various groups throughout the world due to its merits of offering better performance than the conventional fossil fuels to meet the energy need.

Due to its merit of simplicity, we consider the amplify-and-forward relaying scheme at each relay.

Due to its merit of simplicity, a linear non-regenerative strategy is applied at each relay node.

The program, which would digitize and store millions of books, has its merits, all of which can be achieved through proper licensing.

Indeed, Languages of Art has, amongst its merits, that of having broken, in a non-superficial and fruitful way, the divide between art and science.

In 1930, William Empson, while praising the form of the poem as universal, argued against its merits because of its potential political message.