Sentence examples for potential of switching from inspiring English sources

And Google hasn't even fully realized the potential of switching on social on its mobile install base via Android.

Unlike the algorithm in [16] which just stops when one BS fails to transfer its UEs due to the unavailable resource the nearby BSs can provide, we consider that there still exists the potential of switching off other active PBSs when just one PBS fails to be switched off.

Commercially available software packages are used to develop mass and energy balances for the proposed conceptual processes, determine the minimum utility requirements using thermal pinch analysis and analyze the economic potential of switching production from crude oil derived to sustainable, bio-based feed stocks.

The M.I.T. reactor illustrates the potential difficulty of switching to a new reactor fuel.

A comprehensive questionnaire/behavioural survey to solicit the perceptions and opinions of stakeholders regarding the potential impacts of switching driving side were undertaken.

The potential consequences of switching the design and construction of bridge foundations in sand and mixed soil profiles from an interim procedure based on Allowable Stress Design to the Load and Resistance Factor Design (LRFD) procedure were examined.

Now a team of researchers from Duke University has measured the potential effect of switching from chlorine to chloramines on blood lead levels [ EHP 115:221–225; Miranda et al.].

This analysis aimed to assess the potential impact of switching from TIV to QIV over ten seasons in Canada and the UK.

Yim [ 12] in their stimulation study of Area Under the Curve (AUC) of brand-name and generic preparations has highlighted the potential dangers of switching from one generic preparation to another.

In particular, drugs with chiral centers have been examined either with a view to the potential benefits of switching from racemates to single enantiomers or for their use in new indications.

We sought to test the potential effect of switching to chloramines for disinfection in water treatment systems on childhood blood lead levels using data from Wayne County, located in the central Coastal Plain of North Carolina.