Sentence examples for relevant input and from inspiring English sources

Previous work introduced the breakage equation describing First Break roller milling of wheat in terms of a breakage function that incorporated relevant input and processing parameters such as roll gap, kernel diameter and kernel hardness.

The available complex simulation model is used as surrogate plant to generate control relevant input and output trajectories and both an optimization of the input and an iterative nonlinear identification procedure are used.

The two statistical methods presented above can help to structure problems, to reduce the dimensionality of the problem, to select relevant input and output parameters, and to develop a macroscopic stoichiometric model.

These hypotheses restrict the system such that it has between one and three fixed points for all relevant inputs and coupling strengths.

It has a prospect of further growth if it is well integrated with the global food chains and supported with relevant inputs and technology.

In this situation, the proposed design solutions should always be part of a comprehensive design assessment taking into account the relevant inputs and including information on the actual material properties and the effects of interactions.

Relevant inputs and outputs (i.e., soil erosion, balance of soil organic matter and nutrients, environmental impact of pesticides, labour and machinery requirements, and economic performance) of each land use activity were quantified using different quantitative methods and following the target-oriented approach.

Overall, it is the line by line determination of each of the relevant inputs and specifics needed to develop the business plan, and the iterative process to refine it initially, and over time, that is the great value of the process.

More generally, spontaneously switching configurations may represent a suitable neural substrate to integrate and contextualize incoming sensory information, amplifying relevant inputs and skipping irrelevant ones.

The protocol identified relevant inputs and expected outcomes of each session, including the guiding questions to structure the discussions.

To ensure accurate identification of relevant inputs and outputs, life cycle-based studies must be able to evaluate impacts to the environmental, societal, and economic dimensions of products.