Sentence examples for suitably adjusting from inspiring English sources
This difficulty is overcome by suitably adjusting the data with preliminary estimators for the location and the size of discontinuity.
By suitably adjusting the material constants, curves for the cases of elastic layers and viscoelastic layers with one relaxation time (standard linear solid) are also obtained.
For different propagation bands, the vibrational energy transmitted into the beam can be reduced to a minimum by suitably adjusting the excitation location.
By suitably adjusting the flow streams within this novel configuration it is possible to achieve high recovery as well as high purity of each of the target proteins.
By suitably adjusting the fiber parameters, the effective core areas (Aeff) as simulated here are very large (∼80 μm2) so that the effect of non-linearities upon them can be minimized.
A better uniformity of surface discharge may also be achieved by suitably adjusting the depths of ponding over the surface of the soil – regions close to the ditches be provided with zero or negligible depths of ponding and the ponding depths may be made to progressively increase with the increase in distance from the ditch faces.
Further improvement can be achieved if the flow-rate fractions of top and bottom products are suitably adjusted.
In light of the findings reported, developing highly-dispersed subnanometer Pt clusters as catalyst for PEMFCs is a realistic approach provided the operation conditions are suitably adjusted.
Similar conclusions apply to popular engineering return-stroke models typically used in lightning-induced voltage calculations provided the return-stroke speed is suitably adjusted.
Some of the criteria can be suitably adjusted to make them adaptive in the sense that the subsequent examination time depends on the past and current data.
"Many current constituencies are not within the permitted electorate range, and some that are may still need to change, to enable neighbouring constituencies to be suitably adjusted," they added.
