Sentence examples for solution adapted from inspiring English sources

By virtue of this theoretical tool, we prove the existence of the solution adapted to the enlarged filtration and then verify the desired adaptability.

A flux-corrected transport algorithm in moving grids is developed and applied to transport problems involving solution adapted grids.

These results, combined with Hill's slip-line field solution adapted to the RARR process, allow a fast and reasonably precise calculation of the radial forming force, a key parameter at the preliminary stage of the process design.

This project brought together a manufacturer who specializes in the design of foot-care systems, geriatricians and our laboratory specialized in electronics to propose a technical solution adapted to frail individuals.

Considering the high mobility of tritium through the package in which it is contained, the new 50-year storage concepts proposed by the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) currently provide a solution adapted to the management of waste with tritium concentrations higher than the accepted limits in the disposals.

For example, the solution proposed in [21] lacks portability among different soft-processors, while ABACUS, a profiling solution adapted in multicore scenario [20], although represents a smart profiling solution portable among different architectures, presented high area occupation because it is intended to be used during development phases.

We used ITC to determine the intrinsic calcium binding properties of the C2 domains of otoferlin in solution, adapting an approach previously described for the C2 domains of PKC and synaptotagmin I. ITC measures the heat exchange associated with binding by titrating the ligand to the macromolecule.

Follow our tweets using the hashtag #globaldevlive Vincent Kienzler, co-founder and director, Green Bio Energy, Kampala, Uganda Vincent works to help design, produce and distribute eco-friendly energy solutions adapted to developing countries.

Neither the taxonomy ('right to be forgotten') nor the logic (relevance determined by age as justification for support) truly addresses the broader need for information sedimentation – solutions, adapted to the infosphere, that enable us, individually and as a society, to remember without recalling; to live with, but also beyond, experience; to acknowledge without constraining.

"It must implement solutions adapted to each case, as most companies do.

So, this approach might offer solutions adapted to the South American population.