The phrase "an inversion procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, programming, or any field where a process of reversing or changing the order of elements is discussed.
Example: "The algorithm employs an inversion procedure to rearrange the data for optimal processing."
Alternatives: "a reversal method" or "a flipping process".
The global method is based on an inversion procedure.
For this reconstruction a measurement model and an inversion procedure are required.
This technique is based on an inversion procedure that applies the Electromagnetic Waveguide Model (WGM) to invert phase velocity dispersion curves in their modal form.
Conversely, ray-tracing can be used as part of an inversion procedure to infer the anisotropic properties from measured time-of-flight data.
In this paper, we develop an inversion procedure by replacing the polynomials (Taylor or shifted Chebyshev polynomials) with EOFs which are calculated from the archived electron density profiles measured by Mars Global Surveyor (MGS) radio occultation.
Since there could be biases in the aftershock parameters that we refer to in constructing fault model (Figs. 7, 8a), as a preliminary step, we apply a cross-correlation analysis that does not require an inversion procedure or detailed constraints on the rupture model.
In conclusion, quantification of optical properties of two-layered turbid media by analyzing steady-state spatially-resolved diffuse reflectance spectra with an iterative inversion procedure based on fast scaling MC simulation was successfully demonstrated on simulated data.
In particular, a dynamic inversion procedure is adopted to synthesize a suitable command input to the closed-loop control system.
Specifically, using the recently developed transition polynomials, a dynamic inversion procedure is established to determine a feedforward command signal to achieve high-performance position transfers.
Here, a robust inversion procedure is proposed for three-component velocity moments up to ninth order.
A robust inversion procedure is proposed for moments up to third order, and tested for three example applications (Riemann shock problem, impinging jets, and vertical channel flow).
