Sentence examples for solution to comply from inspiring English sources

The main goal is to capture the key physics and technology aspects, pushing the solution to comply with physics and engineering requirements and constraints.

An alternative solution to comply with emissions and CO2 standards is to supply the engine with alternative fuel blends that allow reducing significantly engine pollutants thus lowering the complexity of the after-treatment path.

An agreement was signed with Amadeus in 2007 to upgrade Biman's ticketing system with an e-ticketing solution to comply with IATA rules, which set out a deadline of 31 December 2007 for all member airlines to switch over their ticketing systems.

As possible solutions to comply with new types of legislation (SECA-zones), shipping companies consider amongst others the use of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and low sulphur fuel.

This study is based on a combination of the gasoline partially premixed combustion concept with a new high speed direct injection 2-stroke engine, which emerges as a promising solution able to comply with nitrous oxides and particulate matter emissions standards, while ensuring combustion control and stability.

"There are more technical solutions available to comply with emissions targets.

The FBI may have outlined a potential solution for Apple to comply with, which may be difficult for Apple to argue against.

The profiles corresponding to the acquired Pareto solution sets tend to comply with the constructal law of design, in which freestream of heat flow is expected.

In a fact sheet that AAP gave to reporters, the publishers describe CHORUS as a "framework" that would "provide a full solution for agencies to comply with the OSTP memo".

The second part provides a survey of current design solutions for fenestration to comply with these windborne debris impact standards.

"I in fact met with Tariq Aziz the day before yesterday, and I told him the only solution for Iraq was to comply with Resolution 1284 and to cooperate," Mr. Vedrine said during a breakfast interview with reporters.