Sentence examples for approach for open from inspiring English sources

We introduce a new approach for open boundary conditions for ISPH to enable stable simulations.

The disruptive nature of the antifragile approach for open and complex systems is of greatest importance and needs to be systematized, especially for software systems.

However, in the classical training approach for open node fault and open weight fault, we should consider many potential faulty networks.

Extrusion of anterior teeth is another alternative approach for open bite management, but it must take into consideration the smile esthetic [12].

However, conventional plating technique involves an extensive surgical approach for open reduction of fracture and is theoretically associated with increased risk of radial nerve injury and more blood loss.

Ay et al. [33] described the results in 61 patients treated with a transverse anterior cubital approach for open reduction and pinning; the results were excellent in 72.2% and good in 27.8%.

This paper presents a unique lighting optimization approach for open-plan offices that is capable of tuning task lighting to each occupant's preference in the most energy-efficient fashion.

FIB offers a fast and easily controlled approach for opening the 1 μm hole in the sample to allow for diffusion of electrolytes through the nanopore.

Objective: This retrospective study evaluates results and complications of the transoral and extraoral approaches for open reduction and internal fixation of mandibular body, angle, and ramus fractures.

Approaches for open setups were published, as with modern low cost and readily available piezoelectric actuators, data acquisition interfaces and optoelectronic components building such force spectroscopy AFM is relatively easy.

Conclusion and Significance: Decisions regarding treatment approaches for open reduction of mandible fractures often relate to surgeon experience and training, modified by factors that can affect uncomplicated healing such as fracture locations and displacement, comminution of the fracture, infection, dentition, and atrophic changes of the mandible.