Sentence examples for suitability and efficiency from inspiring English sources
Such actions are self-organized, by evaluating their suitability and efficiency to the intended purpose, in order to elect the most efficient strategies, solving thus immediate and/or medium to long term problems (Banich 2009; Fuster 2002).
The suitability and efficiency obtained in the different trials are evaluated.
This paper presents the research on operators' functional suitability and efficiency in the Railway Traffic Control Room of the Serbian Railway Company in Niš.
To test the suitability and efficiency of various vibration-based damage identification methods to assess the integrity of the shear connectors, a 1 3 scaled bridge model was constructed in the laboratory.
The results have shown that our algorithm is suitability and efficiency in the protein interaction networks.
Furthermore, our results showed the suitability and efficiency of IR spectroscopy to detect component specific changes since modes of vibrations of each group are dependent on changes in chemical composition, structures, conformation and environment.
Multilayered canopy configuration is characterized by the presence of a large number of heterogeneous microsites, which signifies the suitability and ecological efficiency of the system in terms of sharing, utilization and conservation of the available resources like sunlight, water and soil (Wiersum 1982; Torquebiau 1992).
The absence of such effects in the m-axis-grown structure therefore suggests a stronger dipole matrix element, potentially enabling higher quantum efficiencies and suitability for high efficiency light-emitting diode and laser diode designs in the green spectral region.
In the case of a reconstructed bridge, the load test can verify suitability of transformation model and efficiency of reconstruction as well.
The intensive discussion on the suitability, the efficiency and the sustainability of Fe0-based filtration systems for water treatment and environmental remediation is a long-standing one.
The study findings revealed that due to its flexibility and efficiency, the suitability analysis model can be an effective tool for improving existing air quality monitoring networks and drawing the optimum routes for future expansions in monitoring air quality within urban areas.
