Sentence examples for reasonable to develop from inspiring English sources
Therefore it seems reasonable to develop a model in which minimizing the number of crossover workstations and maximizing the line efficiency are considered at the same time.
However, as the mathematical apparatus for such analysing procedures is rather complex and the performance of the evaluation very cumbersome and difficult to learn, it seems reasonable to develop software tools providing features for a rather automated calculation process.
It is not hard to imagine that some parameters contribute more intractability than others and it seems reasonable to develop a theory of computational complexity which seeks to exploit this fact.
It is reasonable to develop a temperatures-dependent QSAR in order to predict oxidation efficiency by theoretical descriptors.
It would be reasonable to develop onshore or offshore wind energy industry around Georgian Bay and James Bay, considering the projected increasing wind speeds within these areas.
It seems therefore reasonable to develop a dynamic decoder switching between different strategies depending on the expected values for ω given u and k.
In a sign of the central government's support for the renewable revolution, Xi recently visited Xie's company, urging staff to "make every reasonable effort to develop the PV industry".
This very common misconception leads even reasonable individuals to develop antagonistic feelings towards people who have been labeled and bucketed in the name of diversity.
Companies, especially, big ones, nowadays attract many labors from various areas with a variety of education, specialty, consciousness, social relation, etc., which create a diversified and complicated environment, along with keen competition of market economy and globalization trends, they must research and find out reasonable changes to develop and exist.
This is a reasonable way to develop a product, it is also very hit and miss.
"It's left them wide open for a major lawsuit, which we intend to pursue". Among the reasons listed by the agency was that it had not been afforded a reasonable opportunity to develop underwriting criteria for the event.
