Sentence examples for practical property from inspiring English sources

Given this newly proposed practical property of connectivity, it warrants an investigation of the hop-distance relationship with the quasi-UDG model for the range-free localization schemes to capture practical connectivity characteristics.

Its most important practical property is optical absorption, like in the color centers, which gives diamond green, or sometimes even green blue color (in pure diamond).

Due to high scalability, performance of ClusterZSL does not depend on the amount of CPUs, which is a valuable practical property; the authors are unaware of attempts to assess the scalability of OrthoMCL.

In contrast, inequality indices that satisfy the 'mirror' condition, such as GC, WI and EI, have the practical property that the conclusions of any longitudinal analysis will be invariant to whether IRHI is measured with respect to health attainments or shortfalls.

It owed its popularity to the practical properties of the soles, made of esparto grass, hemp and later jute, according to Luis Castañer, the founder's grandson, who oversees production at the Castañer factory.

These strains presented fermentative performances similar with the known practical properties of the enological strain ISA1000 in NGM.

Both particle sizes prove their ultra practical properties to be used as fluid loss control agent.

While this is a never ending research topic, many methods have been developed with good theoretical and practical properties.

The present paper deals with the issues regarding a signal averaging device and its theoretical and practical properties and functions.

So, it seems that flexible polyurethane/nanoclay nanocomposite foams represent more superior and practical properties compared with their counterpart conventional foams.

The aim of this study was to test the psychometric and practical properties of the FLACC scale to quantify procedural pain in infants and young children.