Sentence examples for the proper functionality from inspiring English sources
The proper functionality of the FA is checked by means of computer simulations using QCADesigner tool.
This states MasterCard feels the phones have the proper functionality and security to handle MasterCard's NFC-based PayPass payment system.
Form factors of UE limit the performance promised by MIMO systems, and can further affect the proper functionality of AS schemes.
This is what happens when the City of New York is flat-broke and there's no money to, you know, ensure the proper functionality of basic infrastructure.
The Semantic Engine and Service Discoverer support the application developer in finding the proper functionality for his or her application or the proper type of Cloud service (details in [8]).
Especially in a car, strong background noises caused by engine, wind, rolling noise, or interfering sound sources may disturb the speech signal and could harm the proper functionality of the mentioned applications.
The FCM-based method represents with high fidelity the expert reasoning (the human expert is very important) and the interpretation of the results aids instantly to the reactor operators in the surveillance of the reactor proper functionality due that they have the responsibility of the decision taking in emergency situations.
Our results also suggest that post-thaw viability (based on membrane integrity assays) not necessarily reflects the quality of the cryopreservation procedure and proper functionality tests must be carried out in order to optimize both post thaw viability/cell yield and in culture performance.
Netherlands Trial Register (NTR): NTR2064 The scaphoid has an essential role in proper functionality of the wrist.
Later on, as development proceeds, additional vascular beds form in order to support the establishment, growth and proper functionality of different organs.
To ensure proper functionality of the separator, various characterization tests have been developed over the years, and these tests are reviewed.
