Sentence examples for systems and simplified from inspiring English sources

Use of appropriate bifunctional catalytic materials provides many opportunities for design of highly efficient reaction systems and simplified processing for producing biofuels and chemicals from lignocellulosic biomass.

Kx Systems has just released kdb+ v3.0 which offers higher processing speed with Intel's latest processors, support for WebSockets, GUIDs/UUIDs -- unique identifiers to support distributed systems and simplified storage of billions of records.

(The spelling Adirondak Loj dates from when it was owned by the Lake Placid Club, whose officers included Melvil Dewey, the founder of the Dewey Decimal System and Simplified Spelling).

A complete family of seismic analysis and design tools for a structural component or system would include micro-models suitable for finite element analysis of individual components, macro-models suitable for analysis of a framing system, and simplified models suitable for preliminary analysis and design upon which macro-models can later be based.

Based on the existing alternative pitch algorithms for simulating the perception of the auditory system and simplified algorithms for practical applications in the areas of music and speech, the applicable algorithms have been determined, considering common types of sound in everyday soundscapes.

The aim of this article is to present a generalized model-based predictive weather control (G-MPWC) algorithm that was developed with a detailed short time step numerical simulation of the thermal response of the building and free cooling system and simplified weather forecast data.

To evaluate the predictive value of daily acute physiology score (APS) of the APACHE II system and simplified acute physiology score II (SAPS II) in postoperative liver transplant patients.

The notion of an abrupt phase transition, and its attendant critical signatures, has also been applied to in vivo and in vitro biological neural systems, and to simplified mathematical models of these.

Open-cathode air-breathing fuel cells have the advantage of reduced system complexity and simplified operation, as oxygen is taken directly from ambient air without the need for blowers/compressors.

These two systems work in tandem to simulate a Computer-Based Procedure (CBP) system and a simplified nuclear power plant.

The force relationships between various components of the system and ensuing simplified numerical models are firstly established in order to study the movement of the FFCPS.