Sentence examples for which can be composed from inspiring English sources

This novel approach allows programmers to simulate custom and general DMMs, which can be composed without incurring any additional runtime overhead or additional programming cost.

It facilitates the description of discrete-event models according to the Parallel DEVS formalism and provides components to interface with continuous-time models, which can be composed using other Modelica libraries.

Modeling mechanical joints in an accurate and computationally efficient manner is of great importance in the analysis of structural systems, which can be composed of a large number of connected components.

In addition, it is known that, if distances between layers of Ge clusters are as small as a few nanometers in the direction of the structure growth, ordering of Ge clusters is observed in this direction [15]; they form chains which can be composed by tens of clusters if a number of layers is large [16].

The BNRs provided by the cutting of the sheet along the x-direction are denoted by NuvXBNR, where N is the number of boron atoms in a row of the ribbon unit cell, and u v) stands for the edge shape of a ribbon unit cell, which can be composed of two boron atoms (hereafter denoted by A) or three boron atoms (hereafter denoted by B).

A complex is formed by several associated proteins (which can be composed of several domains).

There are four appetizers and four entrees, chosen for their popularity, and the ease and speed with which they can be composed.

We illustrate this approach on a range of model transformation case studies of different kinds (re-expression, refinement, quality improvement and abstraction transformations) and describe ways in which transformations can be composed and evolved using this approach.

The first purpose does not require an exhaustive list of all possible medical concepts, rather "a set of building blocks and constraints from which concepts can be composed" [ 4].

Consequently, we do not want to find the exactly matching concept to a given category of the classification system (which is practically not possible), but find those concepts from which the category can be composed.

It also provides a wide viewing angle of 176 degrees, which ensures images can be composed from even the most obscure angles.