Sentence examples for applied in the exploration from inspiring English sources

This consensus has been widely applied in the exploration of deep-water sandstone reservoirs.

Rastgoo et al. [17] proposed an algorithm named the "modified PSO with local search (ML-PSO)" applied in the exploration search space by adding a local search algorithm such as A-star to guarantee global convergence with a reduction in the search time.

Although a lot of ecological studies have been applied in the exploration on the regional difference of disease risks, there is still a paucity of ecological studies on TB prevalence in P. R. China.

Examples are the need to reduce the number of challenges per scenario to six in the second workshop and the different simplifications applied in the Scenario Exploration System to make scenario explorations possible in a 3-h time frame (e.g. only one 'public voice' and only 4 scenario explorers).

Electrical resistivity tomography (ERT), including induced polarization (IP) measurements, and seismic refraction tomography were applied in the course of geophysical exploration in the area.

This wide exploration of haptics applied in the music domain has also deeply influenced the way human-instrument interaction is taught, including haptic feedback in the list of the most interesting features which characterize the design of novel interfaces [21].

The focus group technique was applied in the study as a qualitative research method for exploration of attitudes regarding the health care system and health service.

The aim of this study was to evaluate to what extent the concept of outcrop analogue studies, as commonly applied in hydrocarbon exploration (Budding and Inglin 1981; Keogh et al. 2007), could be used to improve predictions about the quality of geothermal reservoirs, with focus on permeability.

This method can be applied in frontier exploration as well as development of oil and gas fields.

But it has high practical value, it also widely applied in communication, exploration, space technology and automatic control, etc.

GKD has also been recently applied in an empirical exploration of the relationship between national income and sulfur dioxide emissions (Markandya et al. 2006).