Sentence examples for merits 1 from inspiring English sources

The microstage has two merits: (1) Lorentz force actuator with thermal buckling characteristic to enlarge the microstage displacement, (2) curved-beam spring to enable the 2-axis positioning.

Comparing our algorithm (3.23) with (EM), we find that algorithm (3.23) enjoys the following merits: (1) The recursion (3.23) is simpler than (EM).

The feedback of the tie-line swing has the following merits: 1) Firstly, it can regulate both area frequency and the tie-line power flow [14].

The proposed SMNN control scheme possesses two salient merits: (1) it guarantees the stability of the controlled system, and (2) no constrained conditions and prior knowledge of the controlled plant is required in the design process.

Moreover, this bijection has two additional merits: (1) It also maps between separable permutations and slicing floorplans; and (2) it suggests enumerations of mosaic floorplans according to various structural parameters.

Based on public key, challenge response and hash chaining, this new approach simultaneously achieves several practical merits: (1) good scalability, (2) low communication cost and low computational cost, and (3) resistance to the session key compromise attack.

Furthermore, there have been some reports indicating UKA's merits [ 1, 2, 8], UKA's unchanged kinematic stability [ 9], BKA's faster recoveries [ 7, 10], and BKA's good clinical results [ 6].

Some other Koranic verses prescribe much harsher punishments for other sins, like fornication, which merits 100 lashes.

Millimeter wave (mmWave) is one of the leading candidates for the future wireless communications system thanks to the following two merits [1].

A white applicant who merits 60 points on a 100 point scale gets assigned 70 points.

Turner, for instance, now merits 17,000 words, almost the length of a slim book.