Sentence examples for satisfactory use from inspiring English sources
As finely divided ores, which do not smelt efficiently, come under greater exploitation, a number of processes are employed to agglomerate them for more satisfactory use in furnaces.
This way, the work carried out in this paper shows the satisfactory use of a validated FE model to deal with the optimization process of an active vibration control system.
Although, the Shiny server supports the use of databases such as MySQL, however the simplicity and moderate size of the data set employed herein makes satisfactory use of the CSV file format to store, retrieve and analyze the data via functionalities of the R environment.
We hope that this is a satisfactory use of terminology and reflects the views of all experts in the field.
Second, the use of postal survey for data collection limited the possibilities for giving feedback and instructions or to ensure satisfactory use of the available LLFDI visual aid.
Results Single lens glasses were provided to 275 (90%) of the 305 intervention group participants within two months; 162 (54%) of the intervention group reported satisfactory use of distance glasses for walking and outdoor activities for at least 7/12 months after dispensing.
Satisfactory used to be an ok place from which to develop; now it means requires improvement, which can mean competency questions.
Post-calibration model prediction and efficiency were deemed satisfactory using standard model performance criteria.
The iCloud will also make it easier for users to synchronise information such as online calendars, address books and e-mail across their iGadgets a process that even Steve Jobs, Apple's famously perfectionist boss, has admitted is currently less than satisfactory using the company's paid-for MobileMe service.
Parvinder et al. [25] claimed that, the prediction of different level of severity or impact of faults in object oriented software systems with noise can be done satisfactory using density-based spatial clustering; they used KC1 from NASA public dataset.
For PLS, calibration was generally more satisfactory using 5 layers of paper, which probably reflects the amount of information that is reflected from a thick sample (5 layers) as compared to a thin one (single layer).
