Sentence examples for operational based on from inspiring English sources
The coating process was operational based on ejected droplet charge and glaucoma drug timolol maleate (TM) was used to demonstrate surface coating optimisation, bio-surface permeation properties (flux, using a bovine model) and various kinetic models thereafter.
This article adopted the operational Jacobi operational matrix based on the fuzzy Caputo fractional derivative using shifted Jacobi polynomials.
Work by Lysaker and colleagues demonstrates that the objective and subjective elements of recovery are related, but (Lysaker et al., 2006) Our analysis was intended to test the statistical properties of one operational definition, based on previously published criteria.
The objective functions are formulated independently by considering three operational cases based on the microgrid operating mode and the power flow directions between the microgrid and the main grid.
Operational experience, based on three years of operations, demonstrates that a general purpose system is a good alternative to the previous supercomputer-based system or custom-designed hardware.
Trufa says it uses HANA in-memory database technology to "analyze unprecedented volumes of operational data" — describing its system an alternative to making operational decisions based on "backwards-looking case studies and intuition".
Today, when a reporter found the operational base on his own, he was ordered to stop 50 yards from the perimeter as men in bunkers took aim with their machine guns.
In a dot-com environment, typically the entire operational system is based on one platform.
GHI alignment scores for intended outcome were plotted against scores for operational framework; based on the analysis of coherence/alignment with TDR functions and operations, a risk level (high, medium or low) of engagement was attributed to each GHI.
Four operational cases based on different EH structures are compared to assess the effect of solar energy applications and BESS on the operational efficiency.
A threatened charge for operational risk, based on the amount of funds under management, might be out of proportion to the risks many firms actually run.
