Sentence examples for presented to satisfy from inspiring English sources
Third, the application of the enhanced adaptive method to DC microgrids is presented to satisfy the system objective.
Two different variants of Particle-DREAM are presented to satisfy assumptions regarding the temporal behavior of the model parameters.
In addition, a heat exchanger network (HEN) design is presented to satisfy the energy requirements of the integrated process from combustion of biomass residues (degradation products).
The binary integration nonparametric detector based on the GS detector (BINGS) for range-spread targets in DTRN is presented to satisfy the aforementioned practical application requirements.
An efficient and simple method is presented to satisfy the various boundary conditions with the help of some auxiliary functions in the trial functions.
Finally, the opportunities and challenges of atomically-thin two-dimensional materials for photocatalysis has been presented to satisfy people's requirement of potential applications.
It is interesting to note for example that diagrams such as the case a) in Fig. 5, representing emerging technologies with great potential for innovation and profitability, are more often associated to areas of the functional segmentation (see Fig. 3) where fewer solutions are present to satisfy the user's needs expressed by each function.
In other words, the audible popping, or the "mechanical response" that "occurs within the recipient", should be present to satisfy the proposed manipulation criteria [ 47].
The ability of the presented method to satisfy attributes, viz., chattering free operation, bounded control inputs and fast response is compared with the performance of various reaching law methods available in the literature.
He spent his next two days showing us how to present ourselves to satisfy the grant-givers, and then he went back to D.C. to fight for us.
Nevertheless, some clinicians were quick to dismiss the options presented to them until they were satisfied that case-mix (characteristics of patients that might affect the outcome of their care such as age, comorbidity and severity) was adequately accounted for, which we were quick to reassure them was part of the analysis: "What I want is value added.
