Sentence examples for an evolution of methods from inspiring English sources
In the Industrial Engineering there has been an evolution of methods, techniques and tools used to support production management through the 20th century, this paper tries to illustrate.
The published physical maps of plant genomes have shown an evolution of BAC fingerprinting methods over the past decade: starting with agarose gel electrophoresis [ 11], this was followed by high-resolution sequencing gels [ 12], which was in turn superseded by multi-colour capillary electrophoresis [ 13].
In 2009, a method for fully automated assessment of total adipose tissue was reported, which employed a continuously moving table, an optimized multi echo data acquisition sequence (an evolution of the Dixon method, termed "fat water imaging"), and a computer algorithm for fully automated analysis of the data to yield total, visceral, and SAT measures.
The technique is an evolution of the scattered light method for flat glass residual stress analysis and allows a full thickness stress profile to be measured with a single shot acquisition across a glass plate without any contact.
Without a reformation of the interpretation of Islam and evolution of methods of governance, the possibilities of Muslim people to achieve will remain restricted and less secure.
This chapter covers some of the methodologies for application development, how they originated, and what benefit they supplied in the evolution of methods.
Thorough search for the evolution of methods of immunointervention in sepsis is based on animal models of pre-treatment.
With the evolution of methods and technologies in the biomedical field, the past 15 years have witnessed an exponential growth in knowledge about gene aberrations in WM.
It is thus almost impossible to have a 100%% reproducibility of results due to the difficulty posed by the various formats presented from the different providers and the dynamics of the evolution of methods or the businesses themselves.
This method is an evolution of the classical formulations, and distinguishes measurements and coupling points.
