Sentence examples for needs of intermediate from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the present HLTS was shown to be theoretically limited to 85.6 kW/m2, thus demonstrating that this type of system can meet the needs of intermediate temperature PTC receivers.

Requirements associated with the various hot end high-pressure superheaters and reheaters are discussed and contrasted to the needs of intermediate-pressure and low-pressure superheaters typically found in the cooler portions downstream of the high-pressure evaporator.

A key feature of these methods is their ability to achieve uniformly high order of accuracy in space and time in a single step, without the need of intermediate Runge-Kutta stages (Pareschi et al. 2005; Pidatella et al. 2015), by exploiting the approximate solution of a Generalized Riemann Problem (GRP) at cell boundaries.

Each variant of the metric system has a degree of coherence the various derived units being directly related to the base units without the need of intermediate conversion factors.

Thus pre- and post-processing of the input/output data can proceed without the need of intermediate input- or output-files.

Herein, MLR was chosen because of its simplicity to connect signals to response in an intuitive way and without the need of intermediate nodes (e.g. nodes representing principal components if PLSR had been used).

A community hospital in the Netherlands was also shown to be a cost-saving alternative for older patients in need of intermediate medical and nursing home care between hospital and at-home care [ 40].

Prior to the installation of the IMC, patients in need of intermediate care level being refused due to shortage of beds on the ICU were usually left on the ward or transferred to an overflow unit, such as the PACU unit, when having a real ICU indication.

From these two basic needs, they then derive a range of "intermediate needs" for various goods that seem essential to the satisfaction of the basic needs.

The alloy formed of 20 percent nickel with the remainder copper is one of the most ductile of commercial alloys and may be subjected to the most severe cold-working without the need of any intermediate annealing.

Nevertheless, synthesis of the multitude of early proteins needed for intermediate gene expression was demonstrated by transfection of a plasmid containing a reporter gene regulated by an intermediate promoter.