Sentence examples for a general technique that from inspiring English sources

This study demonstrates that the UV resonance Raman spectroscopy is a general technique that can be widely applied to the in-situ characterization of catalyst synthesis and catalytic reactions.

As students worked, they were asked to create and revise a general technique that would allow for the synchronization of more robots of different sizes (i.e., a generalizable model of the solution).

While AIM is a general technique that can be applied to any scanning microscope, we apply it here specifically to two-photon microscopy, and provide a detailed theoretical description of the resultant benefits in signal to noise ratio (SNR) and dynamic range (DR).

CS-ET is a more general technique that takes advantage of any prior knowledge about the sparsity of the object in a chosen transform domain and seeks a sparse solution that is consistent with the acquired data [15].

This is a well-known general technique that simply scales the values of the system's variables, and if the values of the parameters used in the normalization were to become known, then one could readily reconstruct the behavior of the original variables.

The general technique that was used was to update the buffer using a character pointer and a rolling bit mask that traversed the screen in one direction (left or right), pin pointing specific pixels and modifying them.

The papers emphasize general techniques that apply to many different kinds of problems, together with the joy of discovery associated with beautiful mathematical patterns.

Dr. Sam Sternberg illustrated how discoveries about the genomic processes that allow bacteria to protect against viruses by re-editing its genome has been applied by Doudna and colleagues to develop more general techniques that allow modifying genomes.

We show how patterns can be automatically supported using the general techniques that were developed in the Semantic Objects, Relationships, and Constraints (SORAC) project [20] for the development of tools, for the specification of databases and for building design systems.

Our primary aim is to develop general techniques that can be used for processing any short read data (though in particular data intended for assembly rather than peak analysis), and each experiment will have its own characteristics; that is, we propose a first stage of analysis that should be applied before any further processing is undertaken.

Liquid chromatography (LC) and liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS) are two general techniques that have been used for the quantitative analysis of MG and LMG in fish tissue.