Sentence examples for modules combination from inspiring English sources

The problem solution gives the optimal modules combination and some preliminary estimation about the operational characteristics of the designed NVD – working range (consistent with the uncertainty of the external surveillance conditions), weight, price and electrical batteries power supply operational duration.

This indicates that product variety optimization includes three classes of optimization problems: attribute assignment, module combination, and simultaneous design of both.

Then, two typical optimization examples are demonstrated through aircraft design for simultaneous optimal attribute assignment and through design of television receiver circuits for optimal module combination, respectively.

Furthermore, a module combination strategy, which co-expressed the SEC53, CNE1 and GCN4 genes, was employed to construct the Pichia pastoris strain S17.

These observations are important considerations for any users of the VC 10 and 6/4 CF Stainless module combination when designing exposure scenarios with varying vacuum flow rate, and the subsequent interpretation of biological data thereafter.

Slayton talked about the planned missions and named Armstrong to the backup crew for Apollo 9, which at that stage was planned to be a medium Earth orbit test of the Lunar Module-Command/Service Module combination.

This is a CAZyme module combination that has not been previously described in any other organism.

The two aerosol streams drawn through the mannequin's nostrils were combined into one at the mannequin's nape using a stainless steel Y-connector, fitted through the back wall of the glove box, and then split using a stainless steel flow splitter (model 3708; TSI Inc., Shoreview, MN) and drawn into a scanning mobility particle sizer (SMPS) (module combination 3080/3786; TSI Inc).

Therefore, the designed MEC can form more than 10 different models by function module combinations to meet user personalization requirements.

Against this background a varying plant output of different module combinations at a certain storage level can be implied.

This conclusion is supported by the fact that with increasing number of operated modules the quantity of module combinations decreases and thus the scattering declines.