Sentence examples for application of such methods from inspiring English sources

This substantially extends the field of application of such methods.

The application of such methods involves the systematic analysis of the phonologies (sound systems), vocabularies, and grammars of the languages in question.

These data sets act as multiple lines of evidence in supporting comparisons between data sets to test the validity of developed methods and the application of such methods.

The viability of the application of such methods in the treatment of waste streams of the aluminium anodising industry is discussed, pointing out the main shortcomings and benefits of each of them.

Scientific methods of investigation offer systematic ways to gather information about the world; and in the field of psychology application of such methods should lead to a better understanding of human behavior.

We also present recent results from the application of such methods to study a wide range of problems, including vortex-induced vibrations, aquatic swimming, insect flying, human walking and renewable energy.

An application of such method has been reported by Rico-Ramirez et al. (Computers and Chemical Engineering, 2003, 27, 1867) but no details of the derivation were provided.

The application of such method is mandatory for the analysis of transient events where strong coupling between the core neutronics and the primary circuit thermal-hydraulics exits, and more especially when asymmetrical processes take place in the core leading to local space-dependent power generation.

In practice, the application of such method, on a VHSR image, leads to inaccurate results.

As an example, we also present the results of the first successful PGD with HLA typing performed in Spain after the application of such method.

Applications of such methods are discussed in this overview and typical examples include photodegradation of herbicides, prediction of antibiotics in human fluids (fluorescence spectroscopy), non-destructive in- and on-line monitoring (near infrared spectroscopy) and fast-time resolution of spectroscopic signals from photochemical reactions.