Sentence examples for terms suitable for from inspiring English sources

Our treatment of the first step uses a specialized second-order upwind method for differencing the nonlinear convection terms that provides a robust treatment of these terms suitable for inviscid and high Reynolds number flow.

However, Davidson eventually came to explicitly deny that his monism commits him to the possibility of providing descriptions of mental events or actions in physical terms suitable for strict laws (Davidson 1999d, 639; 1999b, 653 4).

Still, it is worth highlighting that the capability for an average Thing to serve around 30 streams of two measurements per second with a limited latency (< 500 ms) is, in absolute terms, suitable for most of the envisioned IoT/WoT scenarios [2].

The third expression was obtained by Hammes-Schiffer and co-workers for the sum terms in eq 10.16, under the same conditions of temperature and frequency, using a different coupling decay constant (and hence a different λα) for each term in the sum and expressing the vibronic coupling and the other physical quantities that are involved in more general terms suitable for nonadiabatic EPT.

For purposes of this paragraph (a)(4) the term suitable for use means practical and commercial fitness for such use.

A penalty term, suitable for American multi-asset call options, has been designed.

Not until the thirteenth century was the need felt to introduce into daily language a term suitable for counting "very" numerous objects, and, with little imagination, "million" was coined.

In the present work, an explicit MSA term suitable for ions of unequal diameters is used instead, along with new water parameters and two adjustable parameters per ion.

This was a primiparous woman in active labour at term, suitable for midwife led care on admission and where concern has subsequently developed about progress in labour.

However, this transfers the onus onto the optical expert to design instruments that are small enough for minimally invasive procedures, and in the long term suitable for placement into the animal to enable imaging of freely moving animals.

Literature searches was carried out during November-December 2008 with a combination of key words, MeSH terms and other free text terms as suitable for the purpose.