Sentence examples for approach as defined from inspiring English sources

To compare our results with other approaches, we consider a baseline MM approach as defined in [2].

The best approach, as defined by the lowest mission ESM, depends on several mission parameters, notably duration, environment and consequent infrastructure costs, and crew size, as well as the characteristics of the technologies which are available.

A hybrid RANS/LES approach is presented and assessed considering several flows, which can be interpreted as the most general case of the NLDE approach as defined by Morris et al. [P. J. Morris, L. N. Long, A. Bangalore, and A. Wang, J. Comput. Phys.133, 56 (1997)].

Our focus is on prognostic gene lists which were derived using the "top-down" approach as defined in [32], that is, either using no biological guidance at all for feature selection and training – e.g. the Amsterdam signature [7], or using very minimal biological input, such as for the 76-gene Rotterdam signature [33], which treated ER+ and ER− breast cancers separately.

Qualitative description was used as our research approach as defined by Sandelowski [ 14, 15].

This article will focus on the Building with Nature approach as defined above.

The current Linux kernel implements a variant of the TPF approach [16], as defined by Jiang and Zhang [17].

The slenderness of the webs is varied to investigate compact and non-compact sections and sections approaching slender as defined in the standard.

In two experiments at pH 3 (P21 and P22), the reaction progress approached 25% as defined by the amount of sulfate released.

The tweets' dislocation, ugliness, nihilism, and max disorder all approach the textbook characteristics – as defined by historian Jacques Barzun – of Dadaism, a first world war concept originating from French babytalk for "hobby-horse".

We used some common sense approaches, such as defining what represents a difference or not, and in these instances alternatives would have been conceivable.