Sentence examples for making comprehensive use from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a novel method to diagnose transformer fault making comprehensive use of extension theory and multivariate optimization of fusion theory, which can effectively and intelligently diagnose transformer fault types, providing more convenience for the workers on remote monitoring and improving the intelligent degree of the fault diagnosis.

Meta-analyses also represent savings in time and costs by making comprehensive use of already available data.

On this basis, we developed a decision support system that makes comprehensive use of geotechnical engineering historical data.

No company at all makes comprehensive use of this technology or leaves decisions to an algorithm receiving the required data from integrated objects.

Now since a master is entitled to make comprehensive use of his slave for his own profit without owing any account or any contribution to anyone else, it seems to follow from the idea of self-ownership that a person must be allowed to profit equally comprehensively from the control of his own mental and bodily resources.

Graham's company website makes comprehensive use of a 2013 FBI publication highlighting a rise in mass shooting attacks, showing a breakdown of the most common targets (46percentt of mass shootings between 2000 and 2013 were on places relate to commerce).

Cuticular transpiration was found to be an important feature underlying stomatal responses to D and causes the 3 phase response of stomata to increasing D. Feed-back behaviour of stomata, through water loss from the guard cells can explain all phases of stomatal responses to D. The model of cell/leaf behaviour makes comprehensive use of Mathematica© software.

To our knowledge, this is the first study that makes comprehensive use of linguistic and semantic processing from cTAKES outside of the domain of clinical notes and in combination with de novo generated features that are incorporated into feature vectors for a machine learning algorithm.

But under Florida's program, communities are making comprehensive changes.

In order to make comprehensive comparisons, we used each model to produce a series of gene subsets, containing from 1 to 30 selected genes, and measured classification performance by the area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (AUC), as detailed in Materials and Methods.

We use the application of paired comparison matrix to make comprehensive evaluation, and then give the value of comprehensive evaluation in engineering.