Sentence examples for suitably distributed from inspiring English sources

Each ROP system includes a number of fast-responding, self-powered flux detectors suitably distributed throughout the core within vertical and horizontal assemblies.

Each ROP system consists of a number of fast-responding, self-powered flux detectors suitably distributed throughout the core within vertical and horizontal flux detector assemblies.

The data subdomain which demands most of the computational workload has been suitably distributed among the processors and several parallel design decisions has been taken in order to achieve good performance.

When the baffle is properly installed with an optimum length, with stagger arranged and suitably distributed holes from axial line to baffle boundary, the ratio of the maximum flow velocity to the minimum flow velocity drops from 3.44 3.04 to 1.57 1.68 for various Reynolds numbers.

So while Connectionism may avoid the very general commitment to Nativism that some have argued is built into the Classical conception, it is neutral on the question of whether learning in a particular domain is wholly based on experience or uses innate information (suitably distributed across networks).

In such cases, the cause of this misalignment given by the data acquisition technology and processing should be identified and rectified first, for example by the means of co-registration [23], removing non-ground components, or specifically in case of UAS, by collecting imagery with suitably distributed control points [24].

It is found that by appropriately positioning the flexible connector and a suitably distributing the gill cells in the VLFS, the hydroelastic response and stress resultants of the VLFS can be significantly reduced.

These characteristics suggest to use a cluster of GPU-enhanced computers in order to scale the runtime reduction and overcome the memory limitations of a GPU-enhanced node by suitably distributing the data among the nodes, enabling us to simulate significantly larger realistic models.

If E is a subset of Rn of codimension one which is suitably uniformly distributed, and b is a parameter which measures the maximum distance from a point to E, then the estimate Var(|ƒ(x)|2 dx) ⩾ cb−2 holds provided ∝E ¦\̂tf¦2 dσ ⩽ c′b−1 for suitable constants c and c′.

In order to achieve this aim there needs to be an ability to properly characterise the energy dissipation in the system; and from this knowledge to develop methodologies so that the supplied energy is distributed suitably among the eddies of different sizes which are responsible for enhancing different transport events such heat/mass transfer, mixing etc.

First, the relationist could reply that he need not explain all situations which are possible according to Newtonian mechanics, because that theory is to be rejected in favor of one which invokes only distance and time relations between bodies, but which approximates to Newton's if matter is distributed suitably.