Sentence examples for partial availability from inspiring English sources
The study characterizes the procedure with different calculations and provides results that have become helpful in establishing the impact of partial availability of Power Operated Relief Valves (PORVs) and HPIS trains, the maximum time for starting the procedure and some considerations on heat sink recovery.
Due to the partial availability of the side information at both encoder and decoder, we treat our problem as a modification of the Berger-Flynn-Gray problem and investigate a possible gain over the solutions when side information is either unavailable or available at the decoder.
The redundancy of gB-NT for the gB/gH/gL interaction suggested that its interaction with gH/gL was weak; the partial availability of the 230-5H6 epitone on wild-type virions suggested that it might even be reversible.
Both the case of full state and partial state availability are considered and in the special case of Riesz-spectral operators, one can obtain an explicit bound on the convergence rate of the pairwise state errors.
Finally, limited or partial CSI availability will result in degraded performance, as proven in [6, 21, 22].
We constructed a partial data availability matrix for each poorly supported region.
This analysis was limited by partial data availability and by heterogeneity in the information sources accessed.
No significant difference among genders was found in respect to the past involuntary hospitalizations (Χ = 0.12, df = 1, p =.73), but due to partial data availability no reliable proportions could be calculated.
The partial data availability matrices for each region can be found in Additional file 3. Simulation studies were carried out to estimate the amount of data that will be needed to confidently resolve each poorly supported region.
There are other forms of P considered by scientists, such as Dissolved Organic P (mostly available) and Particulate P (partial or limited availability), but these are topics for another time.
They asked Congress for "increased waiver authority, allowable work activities, availability of partial work credit" in order to "effectively serve low-income" Americans according to their states' needs.
