Sentence examples for unified capacity from inspiring English sources

For a more convenient design process, a unified capacity factor is determined by combining both factors into a function of a nominal ultimate moment.

However, SL is not a unified capacity, so that individual sensitivity to conditional probabilities is not uniform across modalities and stimuli.

The paper concludes that European rail studies are more unified in terms of capacity, concepts, and techniques, while the U.S. studies represent a greater variation in methods, tools, and objectives.

In order to facilitate the comparison between the solutions, a new voice GoS (grade of service) metric, the VGoS-factor, is proposed (Section 4), which can unify quality and capacity metrics for VoIP flows in a WLAN and can guide the decision on when, how, and where to apply codec adaptation solutions.

He unified the measures for length, capacity, and weight.

Until the capacity to produce unified descriptions/definitions is in place, we are instead left with a definition of cardiac surgery associated ATN that is extremely subjective.

But most people are waiting to be convinced that the new politicians will be unified enough, or equipped with the intellectual capacity to exercise any meaningful power — even if the military rulers will let them.

However, this capacity to unify behaviour, though doubtless a product of unified consciousness, does not figure in what unified consciousness is.

The two common expressions of near-bed sediment flux (also called erosion and deposition flux) in terms of sediment carrying capacity and bed shear stress are unified in this study.

In Smith's cosmology, those who became gods would reign, unified in purpose and will, leading spirits of lesser capacity to share immortality and eternal life.

Until now, the big powers have been unified in their efforts to prevent Iran from developing the capacity to make nuclear weapons.