Sentence examples for optimal occupation from inspiring English sources

An optimal occupation of U4+ and U6+ in Gd2Zr2O7 is necessary for a really high immobilization capacity of U3O8 in Gd2Zr2O7 based waste forms.

In addition, the optimal occupation measures can be calculated according to the original occupation measures which correspond to the original optimal policy, that is, (18).

Figure 1 illustrates the conditions for entrepreneurial entry and persistence as a function of initial information on entrepreneurial ability (λ 1 ) and acquired information (λ 2 ). Figure 1 Illustration of optimal occupation choices and returns in the first period (upper right corner) and in the second period (upper left corner).

First, considering the intermittency the occupation, an optimal temperature trajectory in term of control cost has been computed.

I construct variance-covariance matrices (24 (times ) 24) for each occupation with the optimal (rho ^_{k}) values calculated for every pair of years throughout 1988–2011.

The idea in such a mechanism is to find the optimal value of the queue occupation by considering two metrics for instance the minimization of the queuing delay and the maximization of the throughput.

The key to this finding was identification of people with different amounts of sun exposure based on occupation, then finding an optimal index of solar UV irradiance for each occupation.

If history repeats itself, robots will replace our current jobs, but, says Kelly, we'll have new jobs, that we can scarcely imagine: In the coming years robot-driven cars and trucks will become ubiquitous; this automation will spawn the new human occupation of trip optimizer, a person who tweaks the traffic system for optimal energy and time usage.

Notably, the binding affinity in the second ligand-occupation reaction showed the optimal value as a function of the ligand density.

Scaling up processes that do not consider this information were seen by many respondents across occupation groupings as sub-optimal and more likely to meet system resistance, and less likely to be sustained in the longer term.

The assessment of natural landscapes and their suitability for human occupation is key to ensure optimal resource use.