Sentence examples for particular advantageous from inspiring English sources

For the solution of 3D electrostatic field problems, boundary element methods are widely used and are, in particular, advantageous in the presence of an unbounded domain.

Use of metal nanoparticles can be in particular advantageous in generating singlet oxygen [42 and 43] (Lipovsky et al. 2009; Portolés et al. 2010).

Thus, black-box modelling and output estimation approaches to fault diagnosis are in particular advantageous in terms of solution complexity and performance achieved.

It is shown that the suggested approach to fault diagnosis is in particular advantageous in terms of solution complexity and performance.

Linear model identification (black-box modelling) and output estimation (dynamic observers and Kalman filters) integrated approaches to fault diagnosis are in particular advantageous in terms of solution complexity and performance.

Surface imprinting and adopting a nano-sized physical form are two effective approaches to overcome the template transfer difficulty within molecularly imprinted polymers and in particular advantageous to the imprinting of macromolecular structures like proteins.

Very good mechanical properties are achieved, in particular an advantageous combination of strength and toughness, coupled with high creep strength at 550 °C.

In particular, the advantageous SIC performance optimizations such as ordering according to the corresponding decreasing SNR (from n T to 1) in the ZF-SQRD case and SINR in the MMSE-SQRD case have been proposed in [33].

As shown, design sensitivity analysis based upon the SVD can give good insight into static and dynamic response characteristics of structures; it is more informative than eigenvalue design sensitivity analysis and, in particular, computationally advantageous in case of multiple load cases.

As noted in the last section, whether a particular variation is advantageous or harmful is, in once sense of that term, a matter of chance; and whether an advantageous variation is actually preserved by selection is, in another sense of the term, also a matter of chance.

Lead investigator Dr Alex Lyon, from the Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS Foundation Trust, said: "This particular virus is advantageous because it is not known to cause any human disease.