Sentence examples for a simplified framework. from inspiring English sources

A simplified framework is given to evaluate critical duration for flood design.

A simplified framework is proposed for evaluating the probability of "serviceability failure" in a braced excavation in a spatially random field.

The aim of this paper is to investigate the characteristics of powder mixing utilizing a simplified framework based on compartment modeling that efficiently and accurately capture the system behavior.

To help better understand the related biological concepts, a simplified framework explaining cancer formation and its spread to other organs as well as how CTCs contribute to this process has been presented first.

In order to illustrate these points, we use a simplified framework where the only decision variable is location.

These scholars argue based on international jurisprudence, and the case law of the ad hoc international tribunals, that a simplified framework would allow the diverse forms of property theft to be prosecuted under one crime, pillage.

Thus, as demonstrated below, one could use it to correct the initial conditions of a desired mission orbit — usually defined within the framework of a simplified model (e.g. the 'J2 problem') — ensuring minimal orbital eccentricity variations and, for very low altitudes, collision avoidance.

Southwood (1974) and Chen and Hasegawa (1974) formulated the FLR within the framework of a simplified model: a "plasma box" with 1D inhomogeneity across straight field lines.

While this is a simplified model, it is a useful framework for establishing the control points of basic gene expression.

This paper proposes a novel simplified framework for progressive collapse assessment of multi-storey buildings, considering sudden column loss as a design scenario.

Although this model represents a highly simplified framework, it compares well to other global estimates to which it was not fit (e.g., WHO estimates of TB mortality, previously treated TB, HIV-associated TB, and MDR-TB prevalence among previously treated cases).