Sentence examples for suitably structured from inspiring English sources

This material, suitably structured, can then be delivered through the World Wide Web or from a CD-ROM, thus creating "virtual construction sites".

Machine vision is an invaluable component of automated manufacturing in situations where a high degree of randomness in the product, or the process, prevents the construction of a suitably structured environment for traditional automation or robotics.

PqTec-SJC is a STIP without a university at the time of its creation, but it has evolved given the suitably structured UIG link, "leveraged" by the government.

Suitably structured ordinal probabilities (the relations picked out by "at least as likely as", "more likely than", and "equally likely") stand in one-to-one correspondence with the cardinal probability functions.

Cole (1991) offers an additional argument that the mind doing the understanding is neither the mind of the room operator nor the system consisting of the operator and the program: running a suitably structured computer program might produce answers submitted in Chinese and also answers to questions submitted in Korean.

This approach will be important for the data-oriented study of space weather and solar climate connections in which multidisciplinary data analysis is inevitable because the majority of data are not well documented and tend to be suitably structured for machine-based combination.

While this does not mean it cannot be delivered by big operators, with suitably decentralised structures, emerging findings from Care Quality Commission CQCC) inspections suggest that smaller is often better.

Our results demonstrate that optical hybridisation may be expected between the organic and inorganic excitons in suitably designed structures.

PL line scans were performed on a suitably dried structure by illuminating from the transparent substrate side using a 410 nm diode laser focused by a 40X microscope objective, and collecting the PL in reflection mode.

This substantive definition, however, is open to at least three possible interpretations, depending on whether we interpret the welfare and world-view of those affected as (a) their objectively-defined interests, (b) their subjective preferences, or (c) their shared ideas as expressed through suitably-structured deliberative procedures.

Make sure your assignments are all well structured [IB English encourages the use of good structure] and all the arguments are backed up with suitably footnoted quotes from the book.