Sentence examples for useful intensities from inspiring English sources

In order to produce useful intensities of radioactive ion beams, ISOL targets must be designed that can withstand direct irradiation with high power beams.

In order to generate useful intensities of short-lived radioactive species at Isotope Separator On-Line (ISOL) based research facilities, species of interest must be diffused from the interior of the production target-material, effusively transported to an ion source, ionized, extracted, mass-analyzed, and accelerated to research energies in times commensurate with their lifetimes.

It is applied to the power operator the decomposition in eigenvalues and eigenvectors, becoming possible to compute the numerical equivalent to the supersonic intensity, called here as useful intensity, after applying a cutoff criterion to remove the non-propagating components.

Examples of the application of the useful intensity technique in vibrating surfaces such as a plate, a cylinder with flat caps and an automotive muffler are presented and the numerical results are discussed.

Thus, intensities above the maximal lactate steady state represent a useful intensity at which to carry out technical work (Dekerle et al. 2002) and maintaining and/or developing aerobic and anaerobic capacity at the same time (Baron et al. 2003).

A double-hurdle model is useful in capturing intensity of adoption but it ignores the fact that adoption of fertilizer could also be influenced by related practices such as adoption of improved maize seed.

The search for observational studies yielded a total of 653 citations, and data for pain intensity useful for analysis were provided in 15 papers.

➣ Indirect approaches (observing human infrastructure) are useful when degradation intensity is low (little canopy damage) or when the direct approach cannot be applied due to infrequent coverage and little spectral evidence remains from the canopy gaps.

For example, CNVassoc can fit a mixture of normal distributions to CNV signal intensity data [ 10], or assign copy number status by defining a set of signal intensity cut points, which might be useful when analysing probe intensity data from MLPA [ 11] or qPCR [ 12].

As the pain scale from the ESAS was used clinically, most patients provided a number indicating the intensity of their pain, which was useful for describing the intensity of the pain and monitoring the effectiveness of strategies to control it, as the following quote from a daughter caregiver illustrates, "If she says yes, I have pain, then we will use the scale [ESAS pain scale].

Experiments indicate that the magnitudes of the peak intensities are useful for wheel grains' topography extracting.