Sentence examples for scope of applicability of from inspiring English sources

These additional features broaden the scope of applicability of the ICALB to other service architectures like VoIP-based systems.

(3) It greatly enlarges the scope of applicability of refinements because they can now be applied on systems that satisfy more properties than just liveness and boundedness.

But it is not only the understanding of the content of the law that is faulty in the anti-evolutionists' argument, it is also the scope of applicability of the law.

The limitations of the system are discussed and a number of directions are outlined in order to circumvent such limitations, and broaden the scope of applicability of the system.

Approximate Bayesian computation might further extend the scope of applicability of the method (Sunnåker et al., 2013b).

Additionally, variations in the language and terminology used in sub-domains within and across health care organisations greatly limit the scope of applicability of such training data [ 12].

Also, some modifications that can be made in the model have been discussed that could extend the scope of applicability to other areas in the field of hydrology.

After what it describes as this "limited" medium term opportunity, Juniper said it does expect a significant increase in shipments beyond the five-year period — driven by widening scope of applicability for 3D printers and the arrival of more established printing vendors into the space, namechecking the likes of HP, along with lower price-tags for the machines.

On the other, the theorem considered in the Appendix, i.e. Makowski and Neustadt (1974, Theorem 12.1), presents a wide enough scope of applicability to allow for a complete characterization of the solution to the instrumental program in question.

The information we have generated on the relative glycaemic properties of different types of rice has a wide scope of applicability.

Unfortunately, the hypothesis underlying SSA are difficult to meet, and modelers have to face the impact of assuming exponentially distributed reactions besides the prescribed scope of applicability.