Sentence examples for possibility and performance from inspiring English sources
These factors simultaneously determine the possibility and performance of heat integration.
A Geographical Information System (GIS -based plan was used to assess the possibility and performance of a canola (Brassica napus L). – soybean (GIS -basedx L). rotation in Golestan planince, one of the most important agricultural production regions of Iran.
Wang et al. [ 17] presented a method to calculate the EFM coefficients for a large set of EFM by devising a quadratic program to explore the possibility and performance of using a subset of the EFM to reconstruct flux distributions.
To support the evaluation and comparison of these three WM strategy in terms of global environmental impacts, energy recovery possibilities and performance with respect to changing 'fuel from waste' market conditions, the LCA comparison of eight alternative WM scenarios for a real case study dealing with a large flow of municipal wastes was performed with the modelling tool WRATE.
This chapter discusses the possibility and the performance of a helium compressor modified from a commercial air conditioning, reciprocating compressor.
The doped systems are fully relaxed to study the doping possibility and their HER performance.
However, in these nanoparticle-DSSCs, photo-generated electrons have to percolate through the nanoparticle network before they reach the collection electrode, which increases charge recombination possibility and limits cell performance.
We used LM as a means to dissect this possibility and modeled student performance in the upper-level courses while normalizing for incoming university GPA and gender.
Other new compositional and performance possibilities also emerged for example, film, tape, stereophonism, and computers.
Group-based and home-based training programmes differ in the number of weekly training units and in the possibilities to observe participance and performance.
The possibility of performance and detection bias was unlikely as patients were blind to the allocation of the surgeon.
