Sentence examples for a methodology for defining from inspiring English sources

A methodology for defining a task typology is suggested and used to evaluate a geovisualization system.

This research proposes a methodology for defining greenways via sustainable planning.

The optimum geometrical configuration for the device structure has been investigated and a methodology for defining the optimum configuration of the micro-mechanical sensor identified.

(b) Nonparametric model selection via stick-breaking construction: In the context of target recognition using HMMs, a key issue is to develop a methodology for defining an appropriate set of states to avoid over- or under-fitting.

The objective of this work is thus to propose a methodology for defining migration events at every step of the simulation, and at the same time assigning a frequency of occurrence to them (using artificial neural networks), in short computing times.

In this study, a case study from northern Australia is used to demonstrate a methodology for defining uncertainties which result from the extrapolation of bio-physical associations across areas where detailed biological data is absent.

This paper applies a novel methodology for defining a family of possible heating regimes to a framed concrete structure using the concept of travelling fires.

In this paper, we present the development and statistical validation of a sampling methodology for defining the number of samples required to provide a reasonable estimation of the homogeneity attained in a laboratory scale tumbler mixer.

This paper introduces a generic methodology for defining deadlock-free wormhole routing schemes in any arbitrary network.

We present a new methodology for defining regularly-spaced collector layouts for the purpose of simulating annual system cost in two-axis sun-tracking collector arrays, such as those comprising solar-thermal dish collectors or two-axis tracking PV.

Following his methodology for defining a species in terms of its proximate genus and specific difference, Aristotle had defined man as a rational animal (ho anthropos zoon noetikon) (Aristotle, Hist. Anim. I, 1: 488a7; Nichomachean Ethics I, 5: 1097b11; VIII, 12: 1162a16; IX, 9: 1169b18; Politics, I, 2: 1253a3).