Sentence examples for which allows analyzing from inspiring English sources
A unified model, which allows analyzing the evolution of aggregates in the sol gel is developed.
A simulation environment is developed by means of the MatLab/Simulink software, which allows analyzing the dynamic performance of the robot and of the designed controllers.
A specific device has been developed in order to perform Interrupted Dynamic Tensile Tests (IDTT) which allows analyzing the evolution of the microscopic damage mechanisms occurring during rapid tensile tests.
This study investigates survival of the momentum effects in S&P Global 1200 Sector index returns which are underlying indices for iShares, by employing a methodology which allows analyzing the momentum effect without being dependant on zero-investment portfolios.
The method constructs a counterfactual which allows analyzing how size (productivity) of a firm would have evolved if it had not received a productivity (size) shock.
The main differences in the Raman spectra of different coatings are the changes of position, intensity, and bandwidth of ν 1 PO4 3− vibrations, which allows analyzing the composition and structural features of the coatings obtained.
The test models, which allow analyzing possible engineering solution with the aim of minimization of risks and consequences, are developed.
Standard queries have been developed, which allow analyzing the influence of structural features or PC data on LOELs, target organs and effects.
Sequentially coupled heat transfer and displacement analyses are performed, which allow analyzing stress/strain behaviors of FGM having time and temperature dependent material properties.
An important asset of the present study is the relatively high tumour yield, which allowed analyzing FIT performance for early and late stage CRC separately.
Therefore, neutron scattering methods can greatly benefit from next generation pulsed spallation neutron sources with 1 10 MW average proton beam power, which will allow analyzing wavelengths by time-of-flight (TOF) and thus utilizing in an experiment simultaneously a large fraction of the full wavelength band.
