Sentence examples for of other operational from inspiring English sources

Correlation between the main and interaction effects of other operational parameters such as Cr III) ion concentration, CS-GO-Zn: Fe2O4 mass, sonication time, pH and solution temperature on the ER%Cr III) were investigated and optimized by central composite design coupled with desirability function approach.

Some operational matrices are obtained indirectly by means of other operational matrices.

These optimizations have to be seen in the light of other operational parameters like maintaining maximum comfort for the users with regard to temperature, humidity, and lighting.

Besides these three major interconnected systems, there are a large number of other operational institutions such as utilities, regulatory agencies or state-run facilities.

The effect of other operational parameters of TBM hasn't been considered in this section but it is very important parameter because the drop modulus highly depends on mentioned parameter.

Investigation of other operational parameters such as effects of pH, contact time, adsorbent dose, temperature and ionic strength was carried out following a similar procedure (Adekola et al. 2012; Hao et al. 2010).

We studied biofilm formation on stainless steel occurring in a drinking water distribution system which operated in parallel at 20 and 37 °C, in order to focus on the effect of temperature rather than on other operational and water quality parameters.

The proximity of such units to other operational units like farrowing, fattening etc. could actually be a risk for having ASF seropositive farms.

Surprisingly, however, systems for monitoring complex collections of APIs have lagged compared to the kind of tools we have for other operational systems.

If it becomes necessary to terminate an individual's employment or reduce his or her hours or work effort because of reduced funding, changes in the nature and scope of the work, or for other operational reasons, the termination or reduction in hours or effort is considered a layoff.

This method of operationally defining phonological similarity has psychological validity (e.g., Cutler et al., 2000; Luce & Large, 2001), and has been shown to produce results qualitatively similar to other operational definitions of phonological similarity (Luce & Pisoni, 1998).