Sentence examples for ad-hoc methodology from inspiring English sources

However, some dispersion of results still exists in the application of this ad-hoc methodology.

Particular care is devoted to the data processing by using ad-hoc methodology to take these errors into account, with the purpose of ensuring a high reliability.

The author is a freelance writer, not an academic, but while her book happily eschews ponderous scholarly jargon, it suffers from a sloppy, ad hoc methodology.

This paper presents an "ad hoc" methodology for the design of diagnostic software for the detection and isolation of faults on sensors and actuators of a remotely controlled semi scale YF-22 research aircraft.

This suggested that real data's disagreement with the HMM's parametric output distributions was a relatively minor issue compared to the data's disagreement with the HMM's independence assumptions, and in Wegmann 2010 we presented further evidence to support this hypothesis based on somewhat ad hoc methodology.

Resource utilization is also likely to be improved and possible cost-savings realised; however this work did not have health economics planned and although simple retrospective calculations based either on the cost of occupying a bed in the Trust or on the national tariff for uncomplicated PE may suggest significant cost savings, one has to be critical of ad hoc methodology employed to these data.

Architectures that provide poor support for application concurrency requirements make this gap wide; ad hoc methodologies for programming concurrent applications make the gap difficult to cross.

Due to their complexity, they have generally been developed by end users – physicists, forest engineers, mechanical engineers – with ad hoc methodologies and not by applying well established software engineering practices.

The development and extensive employment of ad hoc methodologies for hormesis characterization and presenting that characterization within an idiosyncratic, tailored vocabulary are discussed below.

Calabrese and Baldwin (2003a) actually illustrated the high potential for misstatements and contradictions in interpretations and conclusions when using problematic ad hoc methodologies.

Proponents of hormesis have attempted a scientific characterization of hormesis through a battery of ad hoc methodologies using unvalidated criteria and other mechanisms for persistent database searches rather than through de novo hypothesis testing specific for hormesis.