Sentence examples for simplified path from inspiring English sources
"The purpose of taking away this simplified path to capital is to protect investors, not to punish a company," said Meredith B. Cross, the S.E.C.'s corporation finance director, referring to the fast-track offering privilege.
Figure 4 Simplified path of animal waste pathogen transport from agricultural land to rivers.
The communication environment in the system is assumed to be Nakagami-m fading coupled with simplified path loss model and co-channel interference.
Yet, that study lacked quantitative evaluation on a local scale and it used a simplified path finding algorithm, which completely neglects traffic jam avoidance behavior.
This innovative technique, with its simplified path, shows great advances when compared to existing commercially available enzymatic-based bioassays, and offers an easy-to-use principal allowing the fabrication of practical LC-based sensors for CG detection.
While more accurate path loss models can be derived from complex analytical models or from measurements where system specifications such as the locations of access points must be known, a simplified path loss model is used because it can sufficiently capture the essence of signal propagation for the purpose of data delivering as well as interference consideration.
Here, we introduce light path alignment that converts these simplified paths to parallel paths.
Taken at a glance, this simplified career path might suggest the usual trajectory through which young radicals turn into old conservatives.
A laboratory experiment validates the simplified massless path model, which yields asymptotic trends.
Considering the simplified heat path through the structure given in Figure 5, two major parameters can be chosen to match the simulation to the experimental results.
The metamodel was developed as a simplified compliance path for naturally ventilated buildings to enhance Brazil's commercial building performance labeling program, which, because it currently provides such a path only for air conditioned buildings, may discouraging decision-makers from considering even more efficient passive solutions.
