Sentence examples for various new structures from inspiring English sources
They synthesized and characterized various new structures (e.g. MIL-53, MIL-96, MIL-100, MIL-110).
Besides, the novelty of the proposed algorithms is to use various new neighborhood structures related to the nature of the problem, which are proposed and used for the first time.
It also needs to further address the challenges in the localized or distributed manufacturing concept, including involvement from alternative industries, changes expected in legal responsibilities for all stakeholders, the influence of intellectual property protection in various new business structures when using open sources, and an effective approach in human resource management.
As for the isolation of the DC faults in the DC grid, various types of new structures of circuit breakers have gained a great deal of attention.
During the Late Classic, access to the complex was gradually restricted by closing various access points with new structures, this included discontinuing the use of the causeway that had linked the complex with the North Acropolis since the Preclassic.
Based on that, we proceed to propose two improved coding structures and extend various decoding methods to these new structures.
These stresses may be felt higher up in the system through various means including the establishment of new structures, the centralisation of management, more vertically structured programmes and an increase in donor activity.
Various medical schools have tried to develop new structures for their admissions processes in order to meet these aims [ 9- 11], but huge individual variations remain[ 12].
Low-delay hierarchical prediction structure is currently adopted in various new video coding standards.
Various new fields of inquiry are questioning this organized structure through the use of multidisciplinary2 and interdisciplinary3 approaches.
Introducing large numbers of DBEs will lead to many new structures with double bonds and or (ali cyclic structures in various positions.
