Sentence examples for approach of accelerating from inspiring English sources
Still, China's present leaders have used the basic approach of accelerating development by expanding human capability with great decisiveness and skill.
In this paper, a novel approach of accelerating the fuzzy Bayesian inference algorithm is proposed which is based on using approximate posterior distributions derived from surrogate modeling, as a screening tool in the computations.
This result suggests that while the full potential of HAART on the reservoir decay rate has been achieved, enhanced reactivation of latently infected cell may offer another approach to accelerating the decay rate of the latent reservoir.
This approach has the advantage of accelerating the simulation but suffers from its low accuracy.
The acceleration and absolute performance achieved is much greater than for existing QSAR solutions, creating the potential for new, interesting research, and the exploitation of this approach to accelerate other types of applications.
We investigated factors affecting successful transition, and suggest approaches for accelerating uptake of T&T.
The article argues that, in a world of accelerating change, approaching strategy and organisation as interlinked and practical activities is more effective than traditional static and detached approaches that, privilege analysis.
Other approaches for accelerating the rate of S2O82– decomposition include UV irradiation, electrochemical systems, zerovalent iron, ferrous or cobalt salts, and base activation.
We demonstrate a facile and scalable approach for accelerated removal of condensate on a vertical plate during condensation of water vapor in the presence of non-condensable gases.
An alternative approach to accelerate recovery of gastrointestinal motility may be effective salt and water balance.
The objective of the study was to validate the vegetation of dredged sediments with Phragmites australis as an exploitable biostimulation approach to accelerate the depletion of PAHs in nitrogen spiked sediments.
