Sentence examples for suitable for the interpretation from inspiring English sources

Is this framework also suitable for the interpretation of the innovations of market transaction patterns?

Consequently, the well-established conventional macroscopic machining mechanisms may be not be suitable for the interpretation of the nanometric cutting, and thus, a fundamental understanding of the nanometric cutting mechanisms is essentially required to facilitate the nanometric cutting technique.

Therefore, load controlled tests in the elasto plastic region with unnotched specimens from ductile materials under combined axial loading and torsion are not suitable for the interpretation of a component's behaviour because of uncontrolled local deformations.

GAMS are particularly suitable for the interpretation of ecological data given their flexibility and capacity for non-linear responses that potentially mirrors how animals respond to fluctuations in their environment.

Thus, though these combinations were predicted as best, they are not suitable for the interpretation of data.

Various approaches have been recommended but so far there is no comprehensive approach suitable for the interpretation of quality of life results from a global perspective.

Mode coupling models provide a suitable framework for the interpretation of Fs k, t).

Dvir and associates [ 25] further considered the segmental and total cervical range of motion as a suitable parameter for the interpretation of cervical motion limitations in neck patients.

This paper presents an approach to an easy and automatic creation of Fuzzy Inference Systems (FISs), which are suitable for the computerized interpretation of differential diagnoses.

While screens of mobile devices are not suitable for the primary interpretation of projectional radiographs or mammography, screen resolution, luminance and pixel size of these devices are sufficient for a technically adequate display of computed tomography (CT) examinations.

The goal of this contribution is to develop such a definition which is suitable for the intuitive interpretation of data under dynamic and steady-state conditions.