Sentence examples for solution attributes from inspiring English sources

Moreover, we study the influence of different objective functions on solution attributes and on the contribution of ECVs to the overall routing costs.

In developing a general solver, first one needs to understand the strengths and limitations of existing solution methods, so that one can extend their solution attributes in directions that impose the fewest engineering restrictions.

One hundred thirty-three guilty verdicts of trial court judgments resulting from fatal construction occupational accidents (COAs) with injuries/deaths are collected, and 26 attributes, including 17 problem attributes (PAs) and nine solution attributes (SAs), are identified to describe the causalities between the accidents' characteristics and the adjudgment results.

Given the significance of oligomeric intermediates to amyloid toxicity, it is important to elucidate the protein and solution attributes regulating fibril assembly pathways.

The receptor I is highly specific to Cu2 + ions in aqueous solution attributed to the rational design of the molecular structure.

The significant deformation in the structural organization of the TSCC, after passing arsenic solution, attributed toward the high adsorption of arsenic on the adsorbent surface.

The Cu NPs/N-G nanocomposites have exhibited high electrocatalytic activity and satisfactory response toward the oxidation of nitenpyram in Britton Robinson solution, attributing to the synergistic effect of Cu NPs and N-G.

The size of the dispersed phase can be decreased by one order of magnitude if curing is performed at the glass transition temperature, Tg, of the initial solution, attributed to the high viscosity at Tg that slows down coalescence.

So Ray set about searching for a precise solution, attributing his accomplishments to "curiosity and schoolboy naivete," in refusing to believe that the problem was unsolvable, according to The Sunday Times.

Despite a near-zero balance, recent time-dependent inverse solutions attribute much of the interannual variability (IAV) in global carbon sources/sinks to the African continent [20, 42, 51, 56].

Despite a near-zero balance, recent time-dependent inverse solutions attribute much of the interannual variability (IAV) in global carbon sources/sinks to the African continent [ 20, 42, 51, 56].