Sinkage definition rationality and detection method applicability are experimentally validated in the four typical terrain conditions (flat, bulgy, sunken, and uneven terrains).
While increasing the amount of solids recycled increased process performance, the methods applicability was limited by its positive correlation with increasing total solids concentrations, reaction volumes, and lignin content of the insoluble residue.
If Γ(G)="3 then the method's applicability is limited to undirected graphs with reliable nodes.
The method's applicability is presented through the analysis of a static capacity of a large double row ball bearing in relation to different clearances and irregular geometries of an outer ring.
For most of these methods, clinical applicability is limited due to their invasive nature, radioactive exposure or their restricted availability.
Qualitative and quantitative study characteristics regarding validity, clinical description of the study population, description of the examination methods, and applicability, were extracted onto data forms.
Although BRS determined by downward tilting elicited a greater physiological cardiovascular response than did BRS determined by the conventional method, its wide applicability is compromised by the need for an electrical tilt table and equipment for continuous blood pressure monitoring.
The main operational parameters of the methods such as combustion method, technical feasibility and engineering applicability were also discussed.
The strengths and weaknesses of the presented method are analyzed and the applicability is discussed.
