Sentence examples for process exploits the from inspiring English sources

This process exploits the underlying structure of successful innovation to identify key information signals, which in turn can be harnessed to construct an advantaged innovation strategy.

The design process exploits the invariant manifolds associated with orbits in resonance with the Moon as transfer mechanisms.

The fatigue failure process exploits the weakest links (discontinuities) within the test material, which act as nucleation sites for crack origins.

The process exploits the fact that DNA likes to exist in the form of a double-stranded molecule, with the sequence of chemical letters in one strand exactly matching a counterpart sequence in the other.

The process exploits the cooperative effect of electric field and charges occurring when electrospinning and electrospraying are carried out alternately on a micropatterned collector.

The process exploits the so called "Lagrange Formulation" to develop a linear form of Equations of Motion w.r.t the system Inertia Parameters (IPs).

The panel is constructed by adopting both prefabrication and cast-in-situ construction process exploiting the advantages of both the process.

This catalytic polymerization filling process, exploiting the encapsulation of graphene in a silica shell, is of interest to prepare electrically insulating carbon/polyolefin composite materials with high thermal conductivity useful in lightweight engineering.

Importantly, the in situ solid-state NMR technique [20] that we have developed for studying the time evolution of materials formation processes exploits the ability of NMR to selectively detect the solid phase in the types of heterogeneous solid/liquid system that exist during crystallization from solution, with the liquid phase "invisible" to the measurement.

The ones classified as traversable are further processed exploiting the polar transformation of the depth map.

The advent of Free Electron Lasers (FELs), able to provide short (2 100 fs) and intense (1033 photons/s/mm2/mrad2/0.1%bandwidth) pulses of light also in the hard X-ray regime (ℏω> 2000 eV), opens new possibilities to study the ultrafast dynamics of processes, exploiting the capability of Hard X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (HAXPES) to measure core-level spectra of elements with bulk sensitivity.