Sentence examples for sectors of application from inspiring English sources

While regarding the studies on the use of the Lambert function in the traditional sectors of application, a number of researchers have considered the problem of determining optimal tolerance.

Considering the subsequent assimilation of all kinds of district, it has been pointed out that the government has implicitly followed a methodological framework which remained constant and neutral in regard to various economic sectors of application and economic objectives, for which districts were prepared and used over time.

This paper introduces a practical and efficient review framework for extremely large corpora of literature, refined by five parallel implementations within a multi-disciplinary project aiming to map out the research and practice landscape of modelling, simulation, and management methods, spanning a variety of sectors of application where such methods have made a significant impact.

Referring to the sector of application (here energy or transport sector), GHG mitigation costs might become one of the most important factors describing the competitiveness of a biofuel in future markets.

Depending on the sector of application, energy saving produces also additional benefits such as a reduction of the pollutant emission in the automotive branch or an increased reliability/power density in compact applications like the precision planetary gearboxes.

The interface to the user is a software that allows generating a job file, which identifies the operator name, the tractor, the spraying equipment, the pesticide, the rate, and the sector of application.

It contains the following information about each project: type of call for proposals; title of the project; abstract; keywords; sub-agenda; type and nature of the research; sector of application; the principal investigator (name, contact, affiliation); year; types of support; partnerships and resources approved.

Consequently, the development of techniques and tools able to efficiently support engineers who are in charge of elaborating the specification constitutes a major challenge whose fallout concerns not only sectors of critical applications but also all those where poor conception could be extremely harmful to the brand image of a product.

As Kay Kinton, director of Twilio – a company that enables the mobile communications that interconnected things require – says: "It's really not so much about one certain sector or type of application, but the proliferation across industries".

The potential of nanocomposites in various sectors of research and application is promising and is attracting increasing investment from Governments and business in many parts of the world.

Potential new PM titanium applications and consequent R&D activities in a range of application sectors that fall within the broad category (a) are then discussed, with particular reference to aero-engine, airframe, health care, and jewelry applications.