Sentence examples for rate and flexibility from inspiring English sources
Required features are CIF-sized images, over 25 fps frame rate and flexibility to realize different coding modes and algorithms.
The MMV technology has the merits of simple operation, rapidity, economy, reduced error rate, and flexibility to both classical microscope-based technologies (phase-contrast, fluorescence, and others) and emerging semi-conductor-based technologies (Additional file 20: Figure S16).
Most offered good value rates and flexibility when it came to lesson times.
It will pay for the rest with cash and by selling new equity, helping to maintain its credit rating and flexibility.
Multi-objective decision analysis is adopted to allow use of a performance measurement system that includes cost, customer service levels (fill rates), and flexibility (volume or delivery).
For this reason, in this paper OFDMA has been selected in combination with MIMO to offer a global system design with high data rate capacity and flexibility in terms of accommodating multiple users.
Following, specimens were tested at 25 °C in three-point bending configuration and their critical strain energy release rate (Jc) and flexibility index (FI) were determined and statistically compared to each other.
Officials from Berlin to Washington and Tokyo on Monday hailed China's pledge Saturday to "proceed further with reform" of the exchange rate and "enhance" flexibility as a potential boon to their exports and national economies.
This strategy allows achieving both stoichiometric reactant feed rate and large flexibility in ester production.
That depends on a few things your landlord's overall occupancy rate and your flexibility with moving are two big ones but basically it comes down to how bad things really are.
Integrating poly(lactic acid) (PLA), glycolic acid (GA) and ethylene glycol (EG) will hopefully result in a novel copolymer that combines such advantages as fastened and controllable release rate and improved flexibility together with good biocompatibility.
