Sentence examples for Smart methodology from inspiring English sources
The ICA-RBF method is more accurate than the best smart methodology developed in the literature with respect to the AAPRE parameter.
The selection is achieved by SMART Methodology, and the expert system shell "Exsys Corvid" is used to construct the expert system.
To test the model validity, a quantitative assessment was performed using the SMART methodology coupled with a probabilistic approach.
If you're not familiar with the SMART methodology, the letters stand for Specific, Measureable, Attainable, Realistic or Relevant, and Timely.
The SMART methodology is used to measure the nutritional status and mortality rate of children in emergencies.
"So the aim is to introduce one single harmonised methodology for nutrition survey," he elaborates, adding that the SMART methodology is recognised all over the world.
The implementation of the proposed smart sensor methodology allows the system to perform online fault detection in a fully automated way.
While potential applications are as vast as the variety of social science contexts that exist, we conclude with three areas that form the basis of our current research applying the smart institutions methodology.
The normalized cDNA population and cDNA plasmid library were constructed employing the Smart cloning methodology [ 17, 18] using the services of Evrogen [ 19] and Sfi IA/B primers/adapters that permit directional cloning.
In order to minimize differences among the abundance of different transcripts (i.e. genes expressed at different levels), amplified cDNA was normalized employing the Smart cloning methodology using the services of Evrogen (www.evrogen.com) and Sfi IA/B primers/adapters that permit directional cloning.
The System of Rice Intensification, known as SRI -- le Système de Riziculture Intensive in French and la Sistema Intensivo de Cultivo Arrocero (SICA) in Spanish -- is a climate-smart, agroecological methodology for increasing the productivity of rice and more recently other crops by changing the management of plants, soil, water and nutrients.
