Sentence examples for applied to survey from inspiring English sources
Thermal infrared (TIR) imaging has been previously applied to survey relatively large thermal footprints in coastal zones, lakes, reservoirs and rivers.
(B) Parameter sensitivity of the taper angle; data were modified and applied to survey sites AM101 and SR101 (from Wang et al. [2010]).
Complete active space approach has been applied to survey the effect of ground state charge multiplicity on the stability of considered diradicals.
In "Flexible modeling with the transformed data" section, we discuss how dimension reduction methods can be applied to survey data with many variables, and suggest some flexible modeling techniques that could be used with the transformed data.
The assays were applied to survey soils from tobacco fields in China for the presence of T. basicola and the analyses of naturally infested soil showed the reliability of the qPCR assays.
Standard model diagnostic procedures adapted for multivariate models [14], [15] cannot be applied to survey data in Stata 8.0, therefore the adequacy of model fit and other diagnostic procedures such as assessing the normality and variance of residuals could not be assessed.
Stevin emphasized the utility of decimal arithmetic "for all accounts that are encountered in the affairs of men," and he explained in an appendix how it could be applied to surveying, stereometry, astronomy, and mensuration.
However, this is hardly acceptable when they are applied to surveying related tasks, especially when working with cameras that are not designed for professional photogrammetric needs.
For each crop and year, the data points include percent of acres treated, rate of application, number of applications, rate per crop year, pounds applied to surveyed acres and to total national crop acres.
Our method applies to survey the biomass of other benthic animals such as snow club.
CLS can be applied to surveys, questionnaires, psychometrics, recommender systems and decision analysis of various application domains.
