Sentence examples for resolving the application of from inspiring English sources

The Dynamic Reconfiguration Technology provides powerful technological support to achieve high-performance general-purpose CPU system in resolving the application of diversity issues, meanwhile improving the enhanced on-chip resource utilization, reducing the complexity of the design, cost and power consumption.

That process involves interpretation, in which ambiguity is resolved through the application of the label "stalking".

Yet, this drawback has been resolved by the application of the intact silver nanoparticles which have greater antibacterial properties by promoting the synthesis of reactive oxygen species such as hydrogen peroxide (Mohammed 2015).

Until the scientific questions with regard to appropriate risk research and assessment are resolved and the application of double standards has ceased, we do not expect that neither the public nor the scientific debate will subside.

In the Middle East, about 70% of the seawater RO plants suffer from biofouling problems which can be resolved by the application of several physical and chemical disinfection techniques which are categorized and summarized in Table 6 (Matin et al. 2011; Al-Juboori and Yusaf 2012; Young 1999).

The design of the corresponding Lyapunov functions is based on the solution of a specic Partial Differential Equation (PDE) which can be resolved by the application of "Method of Characteristics" transforming the considered PDE into a system of Ordinary Didderential Equations (ODE).

In the original work, Colby demonstrated deconvolution of a single peak consisting of six components, all of which were resolved by the application of the proposed method [ 35].

The dilemma has recently been successfully resolved by the application of perfusion MR imaging, which reveals distinct pathophysiological alterations between brain abscess and glioblastoma.

There are several considerations that have still yet been resolved concerning the application of small molecule compounds that activate wild-type p53.

Beauchamp and Childress claimed that ethical problems could be resolved through the application of four principles: autonomy, non-maleficence, beneficence and justice.

To resolve the limitations in the application of the existing explicit correlations, a single correlation that is continuous over the entire range of pseudo-reduced pressure is required.