Sentence examples for of technical elements from inspiring English sources

The study has focused on a collision in open sea hazard carried out by means of an original method of integration of a Fault Tree Analysis (FTA) of technical elements with a BBN model of the influences of organisational functions and regulations, as suggested by the International Maritime Organisation's (IMO) Guidelines for Formal Safety Assessment (FSA).

This part contains descriptions and sample uses of technical elements, which were used to create visualization environment for the client/at the client's facility.

"We've tried to focus on a more constructed and intelligent approach to design and I think there's a lot of technical elements in our product that give the brand a point of difference within the market place," he said.

Selection of technical elements necessary for the respective visualization is directly dependent on our efforts to make actuator controlling accessible via web browser and through a computer network or the Internet (Figure 7). Figure 7 The design of a visualization environment – control of operational and technical functions in Smart Home Care [[19]].

Based on a selection of technical elements, we suggest a generic solution.

The project has strongly supported initiatives of MARD and encouraged adaptation of technical elements into policy and legislation, but most importantly, FAO ECTAD worked closely with DAH and MARD to develop an influenza management plan to be implemented beyond the duration of the project.

The new machines will account for technical elements of the record creation process such as nozzle pressure and temperature in order to craft a "perfect record," Brown said.

Indeed, a whole generation of women now entering the C-suite owe their success to a strong command of the technical elements of their jobs and a nose-to-the-grindstone focus on accomplishing quantifiable objectives.

Evaluate the quality of the metrological management of the technical elements with a view to continuous improvement of the services provided.

Judging the balance between these two positions comes down in part to the notion of the perfectibility of the technical elements.

Decision-making requires practical demonstrations of key technical elements to prove the robustness of the proposed concept as well as to establish confidence in the technology.