Sentence examples for a concrete method to from inspiring English sources

We present a concrete method to approach an all-mechanical system that reflexively bends in the direction of a contacted object.

In this study, we show how the accuracy of the stochastic QSSA can be tested using their deterministic counterparts providing a concrete method to test when non-elementary rate functions can be used in stochastic simulations.

Direct medical costs were estimated by an objective, concrete method to avoid overestimation.

The framework provides a concrete method by which to get a 'bird's-eye view' of a program before beginning an iterative analysis of how a quality improvement strategy may be pursued.

Second, we propose a concrete method for a mobile node to select the best radio interfaces under varying environmental conditions with attractor selection driven by realtime user traffic volume.

"Therefore, in the absence of concrete methods to formally limit a financial institution's systemic importance — regardless of how regulatory functions are allocated — regulators may tend to be more forgiving with systemically important institutions compared to those that are not".

We design a concrete method with its more generic and applicative extensions, and prove security formally.

Mathematicians and logicians have implicitly used the intuitive notion of a decision method since antiquity, and as long as one asked for a positive solution, it was sufficient that one presented a concrete method that intuitively striked everyone as a mechanical method.

As a consequence of his explication of sokushinjôbutsu, Kûkai thus provided both a coherent explanation of the relationship between theory and practice, and a concrete method for realizing through bodily experience those teachings, a practical method for realizing what Mahâyâna already taught in China as hongaku.

A central finding of the report, Mr. Bowen said in his testimony, was that even with 32 of the teams, called provincial reconstruction teams, or P.R.T.'s, now deployed around the country at a cost of $1.9 billion as of August, the program still has not developed concrete methods to measure the effects of the teams on progress in the country.

In part 2 of this series, I'll talk about concrete methods to begin and sustain peer mentoring efforts.