Sentence examples for requirement of reducing from inspiring English sources
The high-fidelity reactor physics calculation attracts a lot of attention because of the development of high performance computing technology and increasing requirement of reducing the approximation of traditional methods.
In the paper, CSLP was designed by a multi-objective optimization (MOO) model using modified Pareto-based ant colony optimization (ACO) algorithm, which could find a Pareto solution (trade-off layout) to fulfill the requirement of reducing cost and improve the site safety level simultaneously.
However, the possibility of a redundant enzymatic activity exists plus the requirement of reducing equivalents.
However, the increased paraquat toxicity induced by G6PD overexpression and the protective effects of 6-AN can be explained by the requirement of reducing equivalents for paraquat to redox cycle.
The authors set the functional requirement of "reduce your own risk" and ran sessions of associative search to extract useful knowledge from databases.
The twin requirements of reducing CO2 emission levels and increasing the level of penetration of renewable energy will involve innovative technical and operational solutions.
As the progress of the semiconductor process develops to achieve miniaturization and attain better performances for the electronic device, next-generation IC chips with deep sub-micron Cu/low-k stacked structures adopting the fabrication of (dual) damascene are developed to meet the urgent requirements of reducing high RC delay; the purpose of this is to obtain high-speed signal communication.
A double-faceted model was thus constructed to compromise the demand of gaining higher regulatory capacity and the requirements of reducing energetic cost.
EAHE utilizes the thermal energy contained in the soil at certain depths for meeting the cooling/heating requirement of buildings, reducing the consumption of conventional energy for built environments.
Support for this mechanism comes from initial studies confirming that PADs are cysteine-dependent enzymes as evidenced by the strong inhibition afforded by iodoacetate or PCMB and the requirement of a reducing agent such as DTT.
By using a metabolic labeling approach that can easily be adapted to other viruses, we have bypassed the requirement for high concentrations of reducing agents during labeling.
