Sentence examples for suitable to cope from inspiring English sources
Modelled non-linear bearings have been found to be suitable to cope with the precise nonlinearities.
A numerical application shows that the proposed approach is suitable to cope with practical problems of engineering interest.
Decreases in water quantity and changes in precipitation patterns are among the major concerns for respondents, however, communities have begun to use traditional knowledge and historical climate information for developing strategies suitable to cope with impacts of climate change.
For this purpose, a modular structure with a cascade of controllers, each one devoted to the regulation to the origin of a specific component of the state vector, is demonstrated to be effective and ideally suitable to cope with systems of any order.
They are adaptive and flexible, thus making them suitable to cope with the rapidly changing network conditions and bursty traffic that can occur in 5G networks to give an efficient network management scheme.
The schemes mimic the cognitive behavior of human mind without the need for complex mathematical modeling making them adaptive, less complex, flexible, and suitable to cope with the rapidly changing network conditions of cellular networks in 5G.
This dilemma has been predicted by telecoms pundits for a decade, but AT&T never developed a suitable strategy to cope.
Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) is a suitable technique to cope with these channel impairments.
Discrete multitone (DMT) modulation is a suitable technique to cope with main impairments of broadband indoor power-line channels: spectral selectivity and cyclic time variations.
According to Baker, the epigram was key to conveying mysticism, because "the epigram with its tendency towards brevity and pointedness is a suitable genre to cope with the aesthetic problem of the ineffability of the mystical experience".
Gas-fired power plants are very flexible as they can easily be powered up and down and could therefore provide a suitable backup needed to cope with intermittent power supply from solar and wind sources.
