Sentence examples for a first standard from inspiring English sources

We perform a first standard spatial WENO reconstruction of the conserved variables starting from the cell averages (bar{mathbf{Q} }_{ijk}^{n}).

Furthermore, a first standard set of descriptors, such as number of H-bond donors/acceptors (NHBA/D), psa, alogp and divers solubility models [1 3] is available for filtering the search results.

Future work could also use our results as a first standard measure of performance to which more recent performance could be compared.

Some types of non-seminomas, such as mixed tumours, may have been classified as seminomas, in particular up to 1976 when the work of the British Testicular Tumor Panel introduced a first standard in the classification system (Pugh, 1976).

The Environmental Protection Agency sets a maximum permissible radiation dose for people outside the boundary of the Yucca project, and set a second standard for the maximum dose that they could receive through contamination of well water.

A third standard, tilted implant was posed in the 13 area.

But why is Beijing pursuing a third standard that no one else in the world is prepared to adopt?

Through this classification, we identify a third standard convex hull approach that offers significant potential for approximation of pLPs for the purpose of control.

A second standard objection to naturalized epistemology is that it gives up the project of answering the global skeptic and as a consequence fails to address, much less resolve, a central issue in epistemology.

A second standard hypothesis for Argentina's decline emphasizes a dearth of good institutions, which are defined as stable and pro-growth set of rules, both in politics and in the economy.

After that, a second standard photolithographic process using negative photoresist AZ2070 (MicroChemicals, 6.8-μm thick) was employed to define a metal mask pattern up to the anchor, as shown in Figure 1d.