Sentence examples for strategy for adjusting from inspiring English sources

An alternative strategy for adjusting the jurisdiction of engineering work is to formally include the activity of problem definition.

Ultrathin graphene-like carbon nitride nanosheets have shown promising prospect in photocatalysis, whereas no preparation strategy for adjusting their bandgap in a wide range has ever been reported.

At the start of the review, examiners also found that no firm had a well-developed strategy for adjusting payouts to account for risks taken by employees like traders or mortgage lending officers.

The results show that the analytical model properly describes the variable speed characteristics and provides a control strategy for adjusting the capacity of scroll compressors to match the heat pump or air conditioner operating conditions.

In this paper, we propose and evaluate by means of computer simulation an adaptive energy detector that incorporates a noise power estimation strategy for adjusting the detection threshold according to the noise power present at each sensing epoch.

The main goal of our optimization is to develop a control strategy for adjusting the valves configurations existing in intelligent wells so that we are able to maximize reservoir production under some criteria.

Of the 71 women interviewed, 27 (38 %) described their strategies for adjusting to the male-dominated professional environment.

Maere, P. C., Clare, A. S., Cummings, M. L., Assessing Operator Strategies for Adjusting Replan Alerts in Controlling Multiple Unmanned Vehicles, 11th IFAC/IFIP/IFORS/IEA Symposium on Analysis, Design, and Evaluation of Human-Machine Systems, Valenciennes, France, Aug. 2010.

These algorithms are based on different control strategies for adjusting their main parameters, i.e., the normalized step-size and regularization term, in order to achieve a proper compromise between the performance criteria (i.e., fast convergence/tracking and low misadjustment).

Mass spectrometry-based quantitative phosphoproteomics, combined with computational network modeling, will enable the theoretical representation of potential therapeutic strategies for adjusting aberrant network behaviors.

We use the difference between the two to evaluate the reliability of different strategies for adjusting for lead time in estimation of overdiagnosis.