The selected experimental design satisfies several purposes.
The developed controller is based on the Robust Model Predictive Control and is designed with the purpose to satisfy the input and output constraints and to reject the external disturbances, by adopting a lumped parameter model of the engine cooling system, which predicts the coolant temperature, the average wall temperature and the heat transfer regime including nucleate boiling.
Dictionary.com defines enough as "adequate for the want or need; sufficient to the purpose, to satisfy the desire; an adequate quantity or number; sufficiency".
While he admired the natural world, and the animals who inhabited it, he believed that animals served a singular purpose: to satisfy human needs, especially in the name of progress.
Clark begins her 1960 book The Death of the Plane by saying, "The plane is a concept created by man for a practical purpose: to satisfy their need for balance… By eliminating the plane as a support of expression, we become aware of the unit as a living, organic whole.
My ex was someone who was, I thought, the complete opposite of my mother; I turned the former into the latter, the question being, of course, whether she intuited that and became that way on purpose to satisfy what she knew was my deepest drive, or whether I knew (and she knew) all along she had that reservoir of coldness.
"Therefore I have called on all people of the hemisphere to join in a new Alliance for Progress -- Alianza para Progreso -- a vast cooperative effort, unparalleled in magnitude and nobility of purpose to satisfy the basic needs of the American people for homes, work and land, health and schools - techo, trabajo y tierra, salud y escuela".
"Test marks exist for two basic purposes: to satisfy government regulations on the local, state, or national levels, or provide additional consumer product assurance," said John Donaldson, a vice president of the American National Standards Institute, the umbrella group that represents American industry in global standard-setting forums.
Throughout history, map projections have been developed to meet various mapping purposes that satisfy societal needs.
An ideal adsorbent for wastewater treatment purposes should satisfy the following criteria [26]: (1) should be environmentally benign; (2) should demonstrate a high sorption capacity and high selectivity especially to the pollutants occurring in water at low concentration; (3) the adsorbed pollutants can be easily removed from its surface, and (4) should be recyclable.
