Sentence examples for Since the formulation from inspiring English sources

Since the formulation of the concept of catalysis, extensive research has been conducted to understand the nature of reaction intermediates and their interactions with catalytic active sites - the atom(s) that form bonds with the reaction intermediates.

Since the formulation is in the forms of mixed integer linear programming (MILP), which is generally a difficult problem, we develop a heuristic method by solving a relaxation of the original problem, followed by rounding and simple local optimization.

Since the formulation via equalities is more intuitive, we stick to this formulation in the following.

Since the formulation is in the reference placement, the time rate ∙ is simply the partial time derivative.

Since the formulation of (6) is not very convenient if we actually want to perform the optimization, we seek a parameterization that is more suitable to the problem.

Since the formulation of the first concise scientific theory of plant succession in the early 20th century by Frederick Clements (1916), forest succession has conventionally been described as an orderly, directional and well predictable development of vegetation community change through time (McIntosh 1981; Peet 1981; but see Cowles 1911).

Since the formulations in the model warehouse vary depending upon the requirements, it is impossible to formulate all combinations in advance.

Since adjusting the formulation appears to be of the utmost importance in achieving the desired drug release patterns, different formulations of laminar extrudates were prepared according to the principles of Experimental Design, using a design for mixtures to assess the influence of formulation composition on the in vitro drug release from the extrudates after 1 h and after 8 h.

Since then, the formulation and use of indices has been strongly advocated by agencies responsible for water supply and control of water pollution.

A key step in the solution process is the refinement of the problem formulation since the initial formulation of the problem may be deficient; that is, it may be infeasible or unbounded, constraint limits may not be proper, etc.

Phillips et al. (2008, 2013) proposed a flexible framework where various empirical parametrizations can be bundled into a versatile form since parameters in the formulation can be easily constrained by various observational data.