Sentence examples for suitable for current from inspiring English sources

Wonton has a database of hundreds of thousands of fortunes, going back more than thirty years, but, of these, only twelve thousand are thought suitable for current use.

The approach is suitable for current and future GM crops with more complex modifications.

From the network viewpoint, the proposed mechanism can estimate the TCP-friendly rate suitable for current network conditions.

This paper presents an efficient parallel 3D Kirchhoff depth migration algorithm suitable for current class of multicore architecture.

From the results obtained it can be concluded that the performance of SOA with REST in industrial environments is suitable for current needs.

We demonstrate that by proper coupling between adjacent microcavities, one can design a high contrast optical switch, suitable for current optical telecommunications applications.

In this article, the current state of the art in modeling respiratory biomechanics is presented, outlining potentials and limitations of specific approaches and providing the reader with suitable tools for current and future challenges in this field.

The purpose of the threshold for different traffic classes,, is estimated to determine the packet dropping rate, and the threshold region for different traffic classes,, where the with threshold range for different traffic classes,, is cooperated with TH to estimate suitable parameters for current traffic conditions.

The susceptibility of pathogenic or potentially pathogenic bacterial isolates to antibiotics that have been extensively used in prophylaxis or treatment of waterborne diseases in Douala was also investigated to determine suitable agents for current use especially as drug resistance has been reported [ 11].

If nothing else copy old report and see is it suitable enough for current job tasks.

However, the current channel parameter is unavailable before the current data detection and the previous estimates are no longer suitable for the current data detection in the fast fading channel.