Sentence examples for a method which considers from inspiring English sources
A method which considers more information should help us find better clustering results.
This paper presents a method which considers the deformation variables to determine flapwise bending vibrations of rotating functionally graded doubletapered beam attached to a rigid hub.
The first approach makes use of a method, which considers the date on which the channel 2 data records the peak value to be the date of fall.
As a more exploratory, secondary goal, we plan to evaluate evidence for epistatic gene-gene interaction, using a novel method which considers all SNPs in a pair of genes simultaneously in the test for interaction.
In [23], a fuzzy integral method was introduced as a combination method which considers the dependencies between the candidate results.
This leads us to apply a different method which considers the concave drift as a continuous function of the admissible strategy ψ, differentiable everywhere except at a critical point ℓ.
Recently, a new method which considers different sizes of the neighbourhood in order to create a unique feature vector for rotation invariance has been presented in one study of Guo et al. [12], outperforming their other study [11].
The authors developed a vapor-open wooden building envelope for the subtropical conditions of Japan and optimized a design method, which considers environmental, economic and hygrothermal aspects.
Two methods are presented: a statistical method, which considers all test results in determination of explosion severity parameters and a method that corrects the results for differences of turbulence intensity.
A robust method, which considers power flow and voltage, is presented and tested over IEEE-30 test system and over a large real life system, considering double outages of branches.
Literature review (historical and documentary research, trend studies), is a research method which considers the critical points of current knowledge including substantive findings as well as theoretical and methodological contributions to a particular topic (Cohen et al. 2007).
