Sentence examples for requirements and implications from inspiring English sources

The design requirements and implications of plasma-facing and nearby components are discussed, along with recommendations to mitigate and reduce the effects of plasma instabilities on reactor components.

The design requirements and implications of plasma-facing components are discussed along with recommendations to mitigate and reduce the effects of plasma instabilities on reactor components.

The aims of this position paper are to outline the technological trends and challenges for the emerging future Internet and to discuss the requirements and implications.

Estimating human resources for health (HRH) requirements and implications of HAART scaling up will inform HRH planning and distribution.

The Changkar include five different kinds of loans, each with proper requirements and implications (Table 2), as elaborated with examples below.

Computer-supported collaborative work and human/computer interactions have provided an insight into the characteristics, requirements, and implications of mobile technology use.

The optimum solution is based on certain design constraints and user requirements and their implications for beam dynamics and for practical considerations regarding certain accelerator components.

This study was designed to estimate trends in the number of proximal femoral fractures (PFFs), and consequent bed day requirements and financial implications for England until 2033.

Case studies based on a circulating atrium were conducted to evaluate the energy use, cooling requirements and monetary implications when the PV skylights together with the daylight-linked lighting controls were applied.

We came across only one study [63] in the local context, i.e., in Saudi Arabia, in which an online survey was conducted with VI users from the online Twitter community followed by semi-structured interviews with participants from a local organization for the VI to elicit several requirements and design implications for the development of indoor mobile navigation systems for the VI.

The aim was to explore the HDU booking process, organ support requirements and financial implications as the current approach to booking surgical cases for HDU has somewhat been based on a 'just in case' principle.