Sentence examples for a one-step methodology from inspiring English sources

The proposed 3D face reconstruction required about 0.1 s per test image using our proposed algorithm based on an alternation methodology and about 3.6 s per test image using the algorithm based on a one-step methodology.

Recently, one of us has reported a one-step methodology to prepare [Au(X)(NHC)] (X = Cl, Br, I) complexes, using imidazol idin ium salts, a gold source and a weak base.

In summary, we have developed a versatile one-step methodology to produce yolk-shell structured nanocomposites using dopamine as the carbon source.

Figure 15 Performance comparisons of the proposed method and the previous method based on the one-step methodology: (a) Test data 1; (b) Test data 2. In this experiment, we tested whether yaw and pitch variations affected the performance of the proposed method.

RPF151, an alkylsulfonamide capsaicin analogue, was synthesized by a simple and efficient one-step methodology.

This alternation methodology is used in most S3DMM-based methods [5, 6, 18, 20] because it reduces the computational time and produces a linear cost function, compared with the one-step methodology that estimates all of the parameters at the same time using a non-linear optimization process.

We compared the one-step methodology using all FFPs (previous method) with one using only visible FFPs (proposed method).

The nano-assemblies were first time developed by using simple and one-step methodology that is only temperature based.

The one-step methodology has been used for model parameter estimation by the S3DMM-based method, which simultaneously estimates the shape and pose parameters using a non-linear optimization algorithm [3, 17, 19].

The scheme is based on a one-step predictor corrector methodology in space time and uses three main building blocks: First, a high order piecewise polynomial WENO reconstruction, to obtain a high order data representation in space from the known cell averages of the underlying finite volume scheme.

In this context, the in-situ (one-step) methodologies, which do not require the use of MOFs with pores larger than the enzyme to be immobilized, seem to be particularly encouraging.