Sentence examples for requirements of a single from inspiring English sources
In this subsection, we initially describe how IFDS is configured based on the QoS requirements of a single application.
Deelman [9] evaluated the cost of using Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) [10] and Amazon's Simple Storage Service (S3) [11] to service the requirements of a single scientific application.
Concept and implementation is illustrated by a WISE sample tailored for the requirements of a single center in Switzerland providing interdisciplinary care to orofacial pain and temporomandibular disorder patients.
This paper investigates the various simulator technologies available as well as the development strategies and focus areas to establish the design requirements of a single, full scope engineering and training nuclear plant simulator.
While only a small percentage (19.5%) had specific plans based on the specific requirements of a single hazard, this was 75% in tertiary A hospitals.
An indirect forced circulation solar water heating systems using a flat-plate collector is modeled for domestic hot water requirements of a single-family residential unit in Montreal, Canada.
Then examining if the timing requirement of a single data transmission is met requires examining the response times of the composite tasks in an additive manner.
Intracystic delivery of therapeutic agents (interferon-alpha, bleomycin or Ytrrium) has shown some efficacy in treating ACP [ 49], but this approach is limited by the requirement of a single cyst in the presenting tumor and requires stereotactic surgery to place a catheter and Ommaya reservoir for delivery.
In addition, for a patient with multiple complaints, it could become challenging, due to its requirement of a single complaint.
For larger networks, the requirement of a single reference clock is somewhat restrictive, since when it fails the whole network fails.
When objects within the stack assume very different main axes, this requirement of a single orientation leads to some inconveniences for objects along non-preferred directions.
