Sentence examples for suitably modified for from inspiring English sources

The design of MILD is suitably modified for detecting leak in double wall pipes and Diverse Safety Rod drive Mechanism (DSRDM).

The selected algorithm, called Approximate Block Newton, is actually a version of the Jacobian-free Newton Krylov method suitably modified for coupling mono-disciplinary solvers.

Furthermore, the model behavior in free vibrations is assessed by using a direct iteration technique suitably modified for non-linear eigenvalue problems based on the QZ algorithm.

In particular, the main ingredient is always played by the SZA, or a version of that assumption suitably modified for the case discussed.

If the enzymatic decolourisation method given in the present work is suitably modified for effluent treatment on a large scale, the quality of the effluent released into the environment can be improved considerably.

Quality appraisal tool was based on the Strobe list, suitably modified for our review.

Watson  [21] proved the conjecture for ℓ = 5 and a suitably modified version for ℓ = 7 ; thirty years later Atkin  [5] settled the ℓ = 11 case.

Secondary prevention examples may include activities that promote lifestyle changes and aim at improving the overall health of injured workers, restructuring the current workplace where the injury occurs, providing suitably modified work for injured workers, recommending them to undergo regular exams and screening tests or surveillance systems.

The analysis procedure employed makes use, essentially, of the existing theories of torsion developed for isotropic construction and these are then suitably modified to account for the non-isotropic nature of the typical carbon fibre composite material.

The Baird-Rice isotropic turbulence model, suitably modified to account for changing length scales, produced an excellent fit of the bubbly-regime data.

The analysis approach essentially makes use of the existing theories of torsion appropriate to isotropic constructions, which are suitably modified to account for the non-isotropic nature of composite material.