Sentence examples for set of schemes from inspiring English sources
The final phase of this project features development of a set of schemes, and an eventual production of an architectural proposal.
The BBC has said it will continue funding a set of schemes designed to increase representation of ethnic minorities on and off screen for a second year.
In this paper we present a comprehensive set of schemes to generate Physical Unclonable Function (PUF) IDs out of raw results generated by multiple PUF designs.
He added: "It is very important there is one set of schemes and choices in the BBC so for some directors this means very substantial reductions in the amount of remuneration they get".
Yet the danger of a territorial system is that without adequate safeguards, it would simply lead to a different set of schemes to shift profits from the United States to foreign subsidiaries, which would, in turn, eat away at the tax base.
The basic reaction set of scheme (a) [reactions (1)–(5), eqns (A2), (A14), (A3), (A18), (A25) and (A26)] is applied as usual but one of the reactions, namely reaction (4) catalysed by 1-FFT, is made zero by setting the velocity for this reaction to zero: v22_13 = 0 [eqn (A25)].
These two sets of schemes can be combined either component by component, or by using an operator splitting procedure to obtain a finite volume scheme for the MHD equations.
It was tried to fit the new scheme by parameter calibration as neatly as possible to existing widely used schemes respectively sets of schemes.
As this would add two extra parameters (the powers) to the scheme, it is argued to interpret the computation of c1 and c2 from the breakpoints of specific sets of schemes rather as a loose motivation than a strict derivation from which one can expect strict agreement of results.
This paper presents a set of description schemes (DS) dealing with video programs, users and devices.
Comparisons of starting years among EBV classes and types of data collected were only possible for a reduced set of monitoring schemes (see Methods).
