Sentence examples for applying diverse from inspiring English sources

Thus, numerical simulations by finite element method were carried out applying diverse fatigue loading schemes to several cold drawn wires with a residual stress state associated.

Performance of the Bunsen reactor was analyzed by applying diverse parametric studies on aspects of energy and exergy as a function of the reaction variable and reference-environment temperatures.

Applying diverse biological models at different levels of complexity in combination with different analytical, pharmacological and anatomical approaches, we demonstrate the existence of a previously unrecognized mechanism through which astrocytes exchange extracellular Glu for GABA by a concerted action of glial Glu and GABA transporters.

Here, we mainly focus on applying diverse molecular imaging methodologies in different TCM therapies and monitoring the cerebral ischemia injury.

In this review, we mainly focus on applying diverse molecular imaging methodologies in different TCM therapies and monitoring neurological disease, and unveiling the mysteries of TCM.

These worldwide resources [ 9- 12] are built starting from different primary data sets and by applying diverse methods and user-defined criteria for sequence analysis.

At Yale, the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs applies diverse social sciences to the study of international issues and offers a new major.

Most of the commonly used indices apply diverse meteorological information, and use nontrivial modeling schemes.

Yet, there are a number of studies obtained to identify the climate of Lebanon, and they show contradictory results; especially these studies elaborated different datasets and applied diverse methods which often modeled only on large-scale regions.

However, contrary to [15] and [6], in this work we are not restricted to decreasing with time users' interests, but we apply diverse function forms of the latter (e.g., periodic).

In the domestic literature, there is the work of Cabredo and Valdivia (1999), who apply diverse methods for estimating Peruvian potential output from 1950 to 1997 starting from an aggregate production function, the Hodrick and Prescott (1997) filter, and a structural VAR.