Sentence examples for advance approaches from inspiring English sources

The capabilities of the STM include the followings: taking over events timestamp tagging work, maintaining a look-ahead value, and unifying different time advance approaches provided by the HLA Run Time Infrastructure (RTI).

It highlights the need to advance approaches for understanding what constitutes high performance and how to harness factors associated with high performance.

Although the review provides an insight into some of the methods used to identify high performers, and has yielded ideas about the factors important for success, it has also emphasised the need to advance approaches for understanding what constitutes high performance and how to improve those factors associated with high performance.

As the 74th (Yeomanry) Division's advance approached the Ottoman trenches, heavy machine-gun fire slowed their progress.

S&S reportedly shipped 1 million copies of the book to stores and is said to have paid Clinton an advance approaching $14 million.

Advanced approaches, which are being continuously developed, offer improved homology detection and a reduced background noise in alignment results [12] [15].

The second driver is the emergence of novel scientific tools and models that enable, for the first time, advanced approaches that could revolutionize our understanding and treatment of human disease (Collins 2011).

Academics can facilitate evidence-informed local decisions affecting social determinants of health by working with relevant practitioners to improve the quality of local data and evaluations, and by advancing approaches to improve the external validity of academic research.

Further kinetic studies confirmed this hypothesis an advanced approach based on non-linear regression method revealed that model functions possess autocatalytical or nth dimensional nucleation features which give an additional insight into the mechanism of cure process.

This modified or advanced approach enables better cardiovascular risk stratification.

The DES approach uses the next-event time-advance approach, which reduces computational cost significantly as compared to the fixed-increment time-advance approach.