Sentence examples for suited for operating from inspiring English sources

We show how nutrient transport may be improved in these bioreactors by varying the operating conditions and suggest which bioreactor may be best suited for operating at high cell densities in order to achieve soft bone tissues of clinical size.

As the extracted rule-base has a reduced number of rules, it would indicate that the type-1 SOFLC is not well suited for operating with a highly reduced rule-base.

It is an inclusive guide to implementation and maintenance of screen-and-treat cervical cancer prevention clinics and is ideally suited for programs operating in the developing world.

InP-based sensors can well operate at room temperature, and sensors based on more expensive GaN are well suited for operations at high temperatures.

These maneuvers (passive leg raising and tele-expiratory occlusion tests) are more appropriate for the ICU setting while stroke volume variation, PPV or respiratory variations in the plethysmographic waveform [ 85] are more suited for the operating room setting.

Its contract, he said, required DataWind to use resistive touchpads, an older technology better suited for simple tasks like operating ATM machines.

This makes the algorithm well suited for turbo-coded transmissions operating near the Shannon limit.

The improved validated model, which is best suited for wide ranges of operating conditions, is utilized to investigate the influence of particle size, particle shape, product distribution, conversion time and heat of reaction.

As this counselor stated: ' The DA is not suited for how we work because we operate on forming a connection with people [carers] which they seem to like and need' (Counselor 1).

"The idea was to have a boat that could go off cruising to the same destinations as our sailboats, but which were a little more user-friendly, better suited for older people to operate and not so physically demanding".

The unsteady pressure distributions are determined by the sectional, frequency-domain Küssner Schwarz formulation, with downwash including the wake inflow velocity predicted by a three-dimensional, unsteady, panel-method formulation suited for the analysis of rotors operating in complex aerodynamic environments.