Sentence examples for solutions complying from inspiring English sources
The approach appeared efficient to help biologists and hydraulic practitioners work together, and find technical solutions complying with both flood protection and biodiversity preservation requirement.
In the carbonated solution experiment, the release process of metasilicate with the initially neutral or alkaline solutions complied with the Boltzmann reaction kinetic model, while initially acidic solutions complied with the Stanford reaction kinetic model.
Achieved solutions comply with the illumination standards requirements and have a strong commitment to lighting quality and power consumption.
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 form does not go to infinity asη approaches 0. We choose the solution with the negative sign in front of the square root, because this solution complies with the isotropic result whenη is equal to zero.
The result of this conformity check is a list of rules that the current student's solution complies with and those with which it does not.
Such a solution successfully complies with all the design criteria and constraints initially established.
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.
(We focus on coexisting with WiFi systems in this paper).. To serve as a single global solution which complies with any regional regulatory requirements, LAA specifies LBT as a vital feature to access unlicensed spectrum.
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.
