Sentence examples for stationary design from inspiring English sources

Possible clients include a desktop computer with mouse and keyboard (stationary workstation, e.g. in the office), tablet computers (transportable device, e.g. for client visits and meetings), smartphones (mobile, e.g. on-site use or site research) and a multi-touch table (stationary design environment).

Furthermore, by assuming that the design results using either a stationary or nonstationary hydrologic design strategy should have the same reliability, the ER method enables us to solve the nonstationary hydrologic design problems by adopting the stationary design reliability, thus bridging the gap between stationary and nonstationary design criteria.

Draw the layout of your letterhead stationary design on a piece of plain white paper.

This study provides a new approach towards a better understanding of the influence of non-stationarity on expected total cost and design floods, and could be beneficial to cost-benefit based non-stationary design flood estimation across the world.

The use of such a model during stationary phase design is discussed.

This paper presents the results of stationary off-design modelling of a micro-combined heat and power unit with solid oxide fuel cells.

A new stationary phase designed especially for separation of EPA explosive mixture was used for separation of specific mixture of nitroaromatics compounds.

The analytical method developed utilised high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) with a stationary phase designed for carbohydrate separation (GylcoSep N) and a mobile phase comprising methanol and water.

A small, stationary reformer designed as a stand-alone and self-sustaining type was developed for on-site hydrogen (H2) production.

Currently, about 70% of reported CEC research utilizes C18 stationary phases designed for liquid chromatography, but an increasing number of new materials (e.g., ion-exchange phases, sol gel approaches, organic polymer continuous beds) are under development for use in CEC.

Absent that extension, we present here a specific example in which we can analytically derive a uniformly valid asymptotic expansion near a smooth caustic via a standard extension of the method of stationary phase designed to deal with the neighborhood of smooth caustics.