Sentence examples for keeping acceptable from inspiring English sources
Material corrosion is limited by using corrosion-resistant materials and keeping acceptable low outlet temperature in combination with an oxygen control technique.
Through the comparison of methods shows that the DCFRM reshapes the probability of probabilistic analysis for multi-failure structure and improves the computing efficiency while keeping acceptable computational precision.
Through the comparison of three methods (Monte Carlo method, DNNM, PSO/BR-DNNM), it is demonstrated that PSO/BR-DNNM reshapes the probability of flexible mechanism probabilistic analysis and improves the computing efficiency while keeping acceptable computational precision.
It relies on a new intersystem retransmission mechanism with cross-layer interaction ability providing lossless handover while keeping acceptable delays.
The objective of domain adaptation is to adapt classifiers trained on the source domain to the target domain for keeping acceptable performance.
Efforts are made in reducing computation time while keeping an acceptable accuracy.
These changes were designed to prevent enzyme degradation while keeping an acceptable affinity.
In order to reduce its size while keeping an acceptable level of the average temperature, minimize its manufacturing cost and facilitate its installation, truncation is suggested.
This paper provides a decision support model to aid the group consensus process while keeping an acceptable individual consistency for each decision maker.
The research of watermark detection error rate will help us finding the ways to embed more watermark messages while keeping an acceptable detection error rate, and it is useful for the design of the general algorithms of watermarking and detection.
If Theory succeeds in raising the quality, while keeping an acceptable price for the workmanship (as it has done with other brands, like Helmut Lang), Mr. Theyskens may be able to express himself even better than when he was at couture's giddy heights.
