Sentence examples for pattern applicability from inspiring English sources

The resulting specifications can be used to develop tool support for automatic evaluation of pattern applicability.

In the approach, we define pattern consistency for structural and behavioral pattern properties and pattern conformance for pattern applicability before transformation solution conformance after transformation.

We describe the approach using the Visitor pattern, and show how the resulting specification can be used to evaluate pattern applicability for a particular problem model.

Pattern Specification: the applicability and the solution of the pattern were defined to meet the specification of a set of similar requirements (Additional file 1).

Fabric heating elements that employ a CNF/PVDF-HFP composite with various circuit patterns have potential applicability in extreme work environments, for active winter sports, cold military training, and wet suits that must maintain body temperature in water.

A review of relevant studies set in the UK would address UK-specific HSU patterns, increasing the applicability of findings to the Mental Health Payment by Results system.

While several landscape ecology investigations have demonstrated the applicability of pattern indices for characterizing landscapes, there is a lack of evidence that pattern indices imply ecological processes.

We need to make sure that this experimental evaluation does indeed cover the application workload pattern in order to guarantee general applicability.

This process is further successfully applied to the fabrication of ZnO network transistors and UV sensor by making ZnO nanowire array network on the desired metal pattern to confirm its applicability in device fabrication.

In general, four elements are essential: the name of the pattern (general description of applicability), the problem (what it intends to solve), the solution (description of how to obtain the desired result) and the consequences (implications on the use of the pattern).

Consider i as the number of the event (and the row number) in a fixed enumeration pattern; "Condition" defines the applicability of the event to current pair < e, d >; "Name" is the event type; "Description" is the event synopsis; "Cost" contains formulas to compute the costs of scenarios initiated from an event in a current row.