Sentence examples for an introduction to the techniques from inspiring English sources

Finally, we give an introduction to the techniques of optimal control theory that allow to generalize and globally optimize the dynamics of the system by using a variational approach.

The objective of this systematic review was to determine whether RBC transfusion improves tissue oxygenation/microcirculatory indices in the ICU population, and to provide an introduction to the techniques used in these studies.

An introduction to the techniques and dishes familiar in every Vietnamese kitchen, organized to reflect "the way that Vietnamese people truly eat".

Furthermore, we aim to assist investigators interested in pursuing EPR studies by providing an introduction to the technique, a primer on experimental design, and a description of the practical considerations of the method toward generating high quality data.

Following an introduction to the technique and the two principal appearances, investigators were asked to score the presence of cortical breaches as absent (0) or present (1).

The work provides an introduction to the different techniques used and an overview of the developments in the application of these sensors to radiotherapy, specifically external beam radiotherapy and low dose rate (LDR) and high dose rate (HDR) brachytherapy.

This chapter provides an introduction to the various measurement techniques.

This chapter provides an introduction to the formal verification techniques for such high-level design descriptions.

We refer to[50] for a detailed description of a basic simplicial branch-and-bound algorithm applied to a general DCP problem, and to[51] for an introduction to the range-reduction technique, as well as to[53] for an application of range reduction in a specific DCP problem with DCP functions in the objective only.

In fact, because they use a particularly dry, stiff dough, they're arguably easier to mix, knead and shape than other breads – a perfect introduction to the techniques, even for a bread-making novice.

It is intended as a general introduction to the techniques and terminology involved, and aimed at speech scientists new to the area.