Sentence examples for presence of practical from inspiring English sources
An atomistic quantum transport simulation is used to assess the performance of carbon nanotube (CNT) array transistors in the presence of practical non-ideal effects.
Validation results against linear and nonlinear physical plants are convincing, with good closed-loop performance and robustness in the presence of practical constraints and perturbations.
The decoupled multiple model structure allows obtaining a dynamical model for the soft sensor despite the presence of practical constraints related to multi-rate sampling problem.
In fact, in its early years the actual presence of practical and laborious people in the museum's halls was not always encouraged by the trustees: it did not open on Sundays, the only day that most working people could actually visit, until more than a decade after it began operating.
Based on the forecasted wind power distributions, the proposed scheme ensures the optimal operation of BESS in the presence of practical system constraints, thus bringing the wind-battery combined power output to the desired dispatch levels.
Moreover, the measurements are in line with simulated results, establishing the feasibility of the proposed architecture in practical real-life deployment in the presence of practical hardware impairments and realistic propagation conditions.
It is important to note that no complete and comprehensive analytic model for performance analysis of such broadcasting schemes in the presence of a practical MAC layer protocol currently exists, even in the case of finite networks.
They also found themselves in the presence of an elaborate practical joke.
Graphical representations of LD for multiple-SNP genotypes have been developed to assess the presence of LD in practical data sets.
The findings of the current review indicate that greater treatment concern, lower treatment self-efficacy and necessity, presence of depression or practical barriers, and a sub-optimal HCP patient relationship may have a negative impact on treatment adherence, and these could be considered modifiable risk factors.
"It is only the presence of a high degree of practical equality which can diffuse and generalise opportunities to rise.
