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

This paper outlines guidelines and a step-by-step methodology on how VoIP can be deployed successfully.

Next, a step-by-step methodology is presented to illustrate the different stages of the prototype DSS development.

This work describes a step-by-step methodology that guides engineers from a given problem to a list of existing appropriate intensified devices.

In this paper, interactions between yttria-stabilized zirconia (YSZ) materials synthesized via sol gel process and synthetic CMAS powder were investigated via a step-by-step methodology.

This work presents a step-by-step methodology that enables to calculate the flow characteristics (maldistribution and flow resistance) of multi-scale microchannel reactors, under laminar and isothermal conditions.

This paper aims to provide, on one hand, an introduction to the theoretical principles of artificial neural networks (ANN) and on the other, a step-by-step methodology for designing a neural network for tourism time series forecasting.

In this paper a mathematical model is presented for perceived value and step-by-step methodology is provided to capture the optimized design changes with cost implications.

More specifically, the application of the step-by-step methodology led to the estimation of a general and reduced set of parameters, for the simulation of scenarios where either manure or wastewater were co-digested with different organic substrates.

In any case, the discrete step-by-step methodology of digital computing was never a good fit for dynamic or continuous problems modeling plasmas or running neural networks—or for robots and other systems that react in real time to real-world inputs.

The proposed step-by-step methodology can be applied to any stage of a project to design the workplace for occupational safety and health, and continuous improvement for safety is endorsed by the closed loop characteristic of the integrated methodology.

The step-by-step methodology implemented in this study may contribute to the ongoing development of rational failure criteria that can replace the statistical/empirical algorithms currently used in pavement design procedures.