Sentence examples for special suitability from inspiring English sources
Additionally, the special suitability of the presented approach compared to classic forest management planning is discussed.
One reason for the ascension of wheat, he says, is its special suitability for bread making, because of the high concentration of gluten in the grain, though he concludes it is probably impossible to determine how bread making began.
An important practical point highlighted by studies is that choices tend to be negative, meaning that careers are rejected because they do not have attributes which are consonant with the person making the choice, rather than being positively chosen for their special suitability to the person making the choice [ 19].
This paper presents a GIS-based model to assess the suitability of Special Protection Areas for the development of trellis systems.
In this article, the design and construction of different antigen delivery systems and their immune effects, with special focus on the suitability for allergy treatment, are discussed.
In view of this, an attempt has been made to analyze the groundwater quality of the western region of Bangladesh to determine the exact level of physico-chemical parameters with special emphasis on its irrigation suitability and find out best water type to be used as irrigation water in the study area.
The current paper presents a large memory giving special emphasis to the architecture and suitability of the Linux OS for this type of applications.
The "design argument" appeals to special features of the universe (such as its suitability for the emergence of intelligent life), submitting that such features make it more probable than not that the universe had a purposive cosmic designer.
In a special report issued last week, the IMF evaluated the suitability of including the RMB in the basket.
The special advantages of the present solution lie in its suitability for Coble creep analysis of engineering structures.
Careful studies are required in order to establish the relative efficacy of the behavioural techniques and their suitability with homogeneous subgroups of children with special needs.
