Sentence examples for suitable to work with from inspiring English sources

The vertical camera position was easily adjustable making the system suitable to work with plants at different growth stages.

On the basis of the experience of gasifier users with regard to the efforts and energy needed for wood chip preparation in a typical gasifier, we have embarked on the development of a gasifier suitable to work with long-stick woody biomass as the feed material to avoid major fuel preparation problems in rural settings.

Based on the experience of the gasifier users on the efforts and energy for wood chip preparation in a typical gasifier, we have embarked on the development of a gasifier suitable to work with long stick woody biomass as the feed materials.

The care home, for people with dementia and mental health conditions, was also reprimanded for not ensuring staff were suitable to work with vulnerable people.

Because of its simplicity and information processing in a fuzzy environment; it is often suitable to work with trapezoidal fuzzy numbers.

However, we remark that the equation system (2) is not suitable to work with the classical mixed monotone property when k is odd.

Thus, the buyer must choose "an appropriate set of suitable supplies" to work with (Ghodsypour and O'Brien 1998).

Most students who undertake research projects independently seek out a suitable professor to work with based on his or her research interests, but sometimes a faculty member will advertise the need for an undergraduate assistant.

There are also increased constraints on the operating resources available to all international agencies, so Canada urges FAO to take every suitable opportunity to work with other agencies in areas of common interest.

Since, as previously mentioned, all the logical processes we have described are amenable to computer processing, it will be possible to automate the demonstration of theorems with the aid of suitable software programmed to work with Zsyntax.

Here, more than 300 miles north of the hub of dance activity in New York, they find, as Mr. Fagan has, a place both soothing and sophisticated, a suitable setting in which to work with the kind of focus and intensity that the company requires.