Sentence examples for to recoverability from inspiring English sources
noun
The property of being able to recover.
Our approach is presented through a concrete example of benchmarking the performance and recovery of an Oracle DBMS running the standard TPC-C benchmark, extended to include two new elements: a faultload based on operator faults and measures related to recoverability.
We suggest that this size range would be an ideal compromise of surface area to recoverability by filtration or centrifugation.
This paper introduces a new method that should allow design teams to produce better recovery-conscious designs, i.e. to integrate the complexity and the variability of recovery routes and to make recoverability more tangible to designers.
These metal ions can, if need be, heterogenized by being placed on suitable materials (e.g. alumina, soda lime, active carbon) to improve recoverability, but at the expense of decreased catalyst accessibility.
Alkaline pretreatments increases enzyme accessibility by degrading lignin and breaking linkage of lignin carbohydrates [ 4], in which ammonia pretreatment is widely applied due to the recoverability of ammonia.
A wide variety of Pd(0) catalysts have been developed, typically supported upon a carrier particle or in combination with a promoter metal to improve recoverability and increase reactivity [20,21].
To maximize recoverability, you should place recovered videos on a separate drive than where they are being recovered from.
The flexible interconnected porous structure helped the composite to show good sensitivity and recoverability to pressure.
The study recommends stakeholders involved during early building design to focus on material sourcing and quality; and practical solutions to increase material recoverability at site e.g. planning for efficient on-site management for waste disaggregation, recovery and re-use.
Today, companies need to assess the recoverability of their products from the design phase, not only for legislative reasons but also to appraise how they will be able to recover all or part of their value when they reach end of life.
We use a link between and to denote such recoverability.
