Sentence examples for tools adapted to from inspiring English sources
Jet noise is analysed using data-processing tools adapted to two particular structural traits of the far field: the strong polar dependence and the temporal intermittency.
The ICACSD (Industrial CACSD) scheme was introduced in 1996 to provide industrial engineers with CACSD tools adapted to their knowledge background and industrial control design tasks.
The application of the wire sawing process for these specific cutting operations requires the development of diamond tools adapted to the cutting process.
Controlled reproduction of the European flat oyster requires the development of tools adapted to this species, including a practical anaesthesia and gonad sampling protocol to facilitate sex determination and the verification of gametogenesis.
Because the biological function of an RNA is expressed more by its folded architecture than by its sequence, original computational tools adapted to the multifaceted RNA functions have to be developed.
It is my firm conviction that it will continue to do so, with as self-critical an eye as it has always had and new tools adapted to the modern scientific endeavour.Rolf Dieter-Heuer Director-general CERN GenevaSIR – Your article suffered from precisely the same flaw that it would like to attribute to contemporary science: playing fast and loose with the facts to get a blockbuster headline.
For example, rather than requiring an existing database to adapt to the tool, the SAGES database tools adapt to the format of all Java database compliant formats.
Therefore, there is a great need for developing an improved diagnostic tool adapted to the demands of poor-resource clinical laboratories in those countries.
The authors offer a conceptual framework for linking clinical assessment of sociocultural issues to consumer outcomes and introduce an assessment tool adapted to facilitate the process in psychosocial rehabilitation settings.
For this the Perl program and the NCBI BLAST tool adapted to short sequences were used.
The study team utilized existing direct observation tools as the basis on which to create a new tool adapted to the Canadian context.
