Sentence examples for practical characterisation from inspiring English sources

The project aimed at the practical characterisation of IaaS Cloud resources by assessing the performance of three public Cloud providers and one private Cloud system.

We describe a practical procedure to complete characterisation of the imaging performance of biaxial optical systems including HOEs, by tracing only six rays.

The practical realisation of this characterisation relies on the decomposability of the whole design map in several low dimensional decoupled parts.

We demonstrated the practical usefulness of our revealed preference characterisation by means of an empirical application to a Spanish balanced microdata panel.

By covering both the principles and practical aspects of sieve synthesis and characterisation, professional chemists, particularly those involved in industrial research and development, will find this book an essential guide to the current state of the art, and a useful starting point in their own research.

The main body of the review will cover practical aspects concerned with the isolation and characterisation of EPS structures.

The proposed methodology visually reveals the spatial-temporal patterns of bus travel demand and provides a practical set of visual analytics for transit trip characterisation.

From understanding the types of fiction agents, publishers and readers are looking for to giving practical and incisive help with your plotting and characterisation, through a series of lectures and workshops, you'll learn how to drive your novel forward without giving everything away – and while keeping your readers gripped.

The development of new methods for the characterisation of dynamic CA, and the practical application of these methods, has been a central focus of haemodynamic research over the last two decades (Aaslid et al. 1989; Ainslie et al. 2008; Bellapart et al. 2011; Carey et al. 2000; Panerai 2009b; Reinhard et al. 2003b).

Although iron substitution does not seem interesting for the practical aspect, iron Mössbauer spectroscopy allows very precise characterisations, interesting to understand the general behaviour of this family of materials.

Module II, experimental characterisation of strain gauge measurement techniques, with four practical sessions.