Sentence examples for margin associated with from inspiring English sources

In particular, the relationship between graph structures, graph synthesis and the delay margin associated with the arising graphs are studied.

The adoption of composting practices allowed a slight increase in gross margin associated with a decrease in its between-year variability in comparison with conventional practices.

One role of PSDC is to obtain the static voltage stability margin associated with the current operating point (distance to voltage collapse), and compute credible contingencies with respect to predefined load directions.

Swimming contractions are initiated by rhopalial pacemakers at the bell margin associated with the subumbrellar nerve net.

We included both osteophytes and chondro-osteophytes in our evaluation of osteophyte formation because both are regarded as neoplastic tissue caused by endochondral ossification as a result of angiogenesis in the articular margin associated with OA.

The addition of new subscription tiers not only provides more flexibility to its users, but it will also increase revenues — and margins — associated with its monthly plans.

Livermore declined to say what the upfront capital investment would be, but adds that HP is "comfortable with the cash flow and margins associated with this deal".

To this end, U-NSVM maximizes the two margins associated with the two closest neighboring classes, which is combined by two nonparallel hyperplanes.

Computed tomography (CT) scan of the chest, abdomen and pelvis detected a right breast ten o'clock enhancing nodule with irregular margins associated with enlarged axillary and subpectoral nodes (Fig. 1).

The process of licensing a new reactor design is also daunting, requiring significant data collection for model verification and validation to provide confidence in safety margins associated with operating a new reactor design under normal and off-normal conditions.

At a regional scale, the census maps illustrate that integrated biomass is highest at the poles, on continental margins associated with coastal upwelling and with broad zones associated with equatorial divergence.