Sentence examples for system while accounting from inspiring English sources

The paper has the main objective of presenting the fuel cycle flexibility of the MOSART system while accounting technical constrains and experimental data received in this study.

This paper introduces an optimization framework for the design of a biorefining system while accounting for the interactions with the surrounding watershed.

It is not clear from the literature how researchers implement this system while accounting for issues outside of the purview of the MMCS or that arise during MMCS use.

Material flow analysis (MFA) is used to track the flows and concentrations throughout the watershed system while accounting for the different sources (industrial, sanitary, agricultural, precipitation, etc)., extractions (agricultural, filtration, evaporation, etc)., and physical, biological, and chemical phenomena occurring within the watershed.

By distributed data, we mean the strategies used to distribute data in a large-scale system while accounting for performance and scalability.

The urban mobility challenges and breakthroughs of the next decades will be marked by our ability to optimize the aggregate performance of large-scale transportation systems while accounting for how the hundreds of thousands of "real-time optimizers" will locally interact among themselves and with the infrastructure.

NTP had a simple purpose: allow the synchronisation of clocks among different computer systems while accounting for the vagaries of minuscule delays that would prevent an accurate lockstep.NTP remains in use because it does its job neatly enough (thanks to relevant modifications over the decades).

Based on Delay-Dependent Lyapunov Krasovskii functionals and local sector conditions, a new LMI characterization is derived that ensures closed-loop asymptotic stability of constrained state delay systems while accounting upper bound fixed state delay and largest lower bound of the system's pole-position in the formulation of anti-windup gain.

While many repercussions of uncertainty exist, a primary concern in traffic operations is to develop efficient traffic signal designs that satisfy certain measures of short term future system performance while accounting for the different possible realizations of traffic state.

A two-degree-of-freedom model is considered to describe the isolated system behavior while accounting for the superstructure flexibility and a non-dimensional formulation of the governing equations of motion is employed to relate the characteristic parameters describing the isolator and structure properties to the response parameters of interest for the performance assessment.

In the third experiment the range of the HF RFID system was measured while accounting for tag, tag position and tag orientation, whilst the last experiment was designed to test the effect of interference between tags.