Sentence examples for apply a theoretical from inspiring English sources
In this work, we apply a theoretical model for the study of coupling between multimode optical waveguides to the analysis of crosstalk influence in fiber imaging endoscopes.
We apply a theoretical model to describe the behavior of nightside flux transfer events (NFTEs) measured by Cluster satellites in the Earth magnetotail.
This study endeavours to apply a theoretical model for predicting the dynamics of a bubble cluster of various sizes, within which each bubble may assume different initial conditions from other bubbles in the cluster.
The goal of this study was to apply a theoretical analysis of the relationship between contact lens oxygen transmissibility and tear layer oxygen tension to silicone hydrogel toric lenses and thereby model the success of such lenses in decreasing corneal hypoxia.
This paper's contribution is to introduce and apply a theoretical formalism for analyzing agent-based models.
This paper's contribution is to introduce and apply a theoretical formalism for analyzing modular imperative agent-based models of CASs.
After applying a theoretical tax rate of 35percenttothethe market value of the three public holdings, she values them at $48.87727 a share.
We cannot say he has 2.5 or 3.3 ways of returning, because that is applying a theoretical approach to a puzzle that requires a practical solution.
I used the action research methodology for the study design and applied a theoretical framework that was structured around the three axes of experience, reflection, and interaction.
We have applied a theoretical model based on turbulence theory to derive absolute reflectivities for these ϵ and Ne values and arrive at ∼2 × 10−15/m during PMWE (in nice agreement with measurements) and ∼3 × 10−17/m outside PMWE.
Motivated by this need, the present study applies a theoretical perspective that integrates Cockerham's (2005) health lifestyles theory with Bourdieu's (1984) theoretical scholarship on social class, lifestyles, and the body to analyzing class-based differences in body mass index (BMI) among adult female respondents of a 2007 Danish national survey (n = 1376).
