Sentence examples for their adequacy in from inspiring English sources
This paper presents the analysis of six geometry-based building indices to determine their adequacy in eight different climate regions in Europe.
While licensing number and revenue are useful and relevant indicators to measure commercialisation process efficiency, several issues have been raised about their adequacy in reflecting the economic benefits of public-funded research.
For this reason various environmental protection agencies, mainly European and US, have urged that a battery of tests in current use need to be designed to assess their adequacy in detecting the effects of endocrine disruptors.
The aim of the paper is to quantify the impact of the non-standard Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) variables as the use of medical technologies (MR, CT) on the results of the assessment of the efficiency of the healthcare facilities and their adequacy in the evaluation of the monitored processes.
The secondary objective is to quantify the impact of the non-standard variables in DEA related to the use of medical technologies (MR, CT) on the results of the evaluation of the efficiency of the healthcare facilities and their adequacy in the evaluation of the monitored processes.
Models and simulators have proved their adequacy in supporting architectural designers and urban planners in their decisions by creating the possibility to envision the behaviour of crowds of pedestrians in specific actual environments and planned designs, to elaborate what-if scenarios and evaluate their decisions with reference to specific metrics and criteria.
Therefore, accounts of reduction depend on commitments made about other, coordinating notions and their adequacy depends in many cases on these related philosophical commitments.
They walk around feeling judged and evaluated and called-to-task, not by the invisible "they" to whom Keith gives the finger, but by the very institutions (family, church, country) and their figurehead embodiments (Dad; God; the President) from whom they derive a part of their identity and a sense of their own adequacy in the world.
The CSAPPA scale comprises 19 items to measure children's self--perception of their adequacy and ability in performing exercise and their desire to join physical activities in general.
The impact of the designs on sensor performance and their adequacy to operate in real conditions are discussed.
For that purpose, suitable adhesives have been selected and fully characterised, their adequacy for the required strength in combination with steel verified on lap shear samples, and finally corresponding adhesively bonded tubular joints tested in quasi-static loading with diameters from 42 mm (joint capacities from 55 kN) up to 300 mm (joint capacities up to 1'800 kN).
