Sentence examples for application to a sample of from inspiring English sources

The proposed methodology is illustrated with an application to a sample of US electricity transmission firms for the period 2001 2009.

We discuss the predicted spectral properties in the 0.1 1000 keV range, the polarization properties, and we present the model application to a sample of magnetars soft X-ray spectra.

This paper presents a framework for analysing the degree of consideration of sustainability principles in Strategic environmental assessment (SEA), and demonstrates its application to a sample of SEA of Italian urban plans.

In this paper, we describe an operational methodology for characterizing the architecture of complex technical systems and demonstrate its application to a large sample of software releases.

I will also briefly discuss a recent result on Blazars which is by-product of the application of CLaSPS to a sample of AGNs with multi-wavelength data.

I will discuss the application of this method to a sample of optically selected AGNs with X-ray observations in the Chandra Source Catalog and other multi-wavelength data, which is representative of the VO-powered inhomogeneous astronomical dataset that will be more and more common in the future.

It was structured in two phases: an extensive one, with the application of a questionnaire to a sample of 321 students in their professional practice and 32 professors; also, an intensive phase to answer the questions arising from the first phase with students and professors invited to attend focus groups.

In a successful application of the samarium neodymium method to a sample of basalt from the Moon, the constituent minerals plagioclase, ilmenite, and pyroxene provide enough spread in the 147Sm/143Nd ratio to allow an age of 4,367 ± 11 million years to be calculated.

In fact, the application of the present method to a sample of juveniles gives an estimate of 'the effective number of breeders'.

Application to a set of archaeological samples from the archaeological Roman site of Gadara (Jordan, 4th century AD) permitted to establish a grouping of such samples suggesting different provenances/manufacturing techniques.

There are many different scintillation cocktails available on the market, and they differ in their chemical composition and dedicated application to a given kind of sample [ 61].