Sentence examples for merits such as from inspiring English sources

Some of the candidate's merits—such as the extent of her experience will be clear to all.

The resulting CNTs/Fe3O4@CuSilicate composites hold merits such as magnetic responsivity, good dispersibility, and large specific surface area.

Incorporating the multidirectional Riemann-like problem from [7] into SGH has merits such as the ability to resist mesh instabilities like hourglass null modes and chevron null modes.

This microwave synthesis has several merits such as homogeneity of final product and much shorter reaction time compared to conventional synthetic methods.

Thermoelectric microrefrigerators offer an attractive all-solid-state solution with many prominent merits such as high reliability, quick response, capability of cooling below ambient and good scalability.

As compared to fingers with multiple active joints, flexible fingers have many merits, such as lightweight and no relative moving parts.

The experimental results of the designed sensor demonstrate that this method has merits such as simple operation, low cost and rapid responses.

A marginal increase in the composite fraction from the presented optimal designs may lead to increase structural integrity by introducing some unquantified merits such as increasing damage tolerance.

In addition, the new error modeling has some merits such as debugging easily due to observe the deviations after every station.

To find an optimized Ge-profile for RF-applications other figure-of-merits, such as maximum cut-off frequency and minimum noise figure were also simulated.

A comprehensive and quantitative analysis of the key analog and RF figure-of-merits such as drain resistance (RDS), transconductance (gm), cutoff frequency (fT) and maximum frequency of oscillation (fmax) are performed for various underlap length ranging from 2 nm to 9 nm.