Sentence examples for approach with time from inspiring English sources

A dual-time stepping approach with time derivative preconditioning is employed to enable the simulations to run efficiently at low Mach numbers.

Therefore, unless a consistent geographical approach with time series data are taken, it is difficult to know whether changing trends are taking place or whether observed changes are simply an artefact of a boundary change.

The multicalibrational approach with time optimization showed to be superior when compared to fixed measurement time approach using Pb2+-ISEs at non-equilibrium in the determination of lead II) in environmental sample.

Firstly, a global path planning approach with time division based hierarchical topology maps is proposed to achieve a legal optimal path with the consideration of complicated topology maps caused by the dynamic traffic rules in local intersections and lanes.

Number of required IFFTs on the average when 5 ms of received signal has been processed for iterative EGS with coherent BA and 1 ms of signal processed for conventional approach with time domain peak detection.

These rules are included in the set of eqs. 1 and 2, describing the variation in the size of population X and Y (continuous approach), with time t: (1) d dt X = f 0 − k i X − k XY X + k YX Y + k 2 X + Y (2) d dt Y = k XY X − k YX Y All parameters of the model describing the rates are treated as fixed.

By combining the homotopy approach with time-optimal solar sail trajectory, the initial value of the covariates are well estimated.

The present study combines a standardized diary approach with time-series analysis methods to investigate the process of self-regulated learning.

The new strategy was described by the Times assistant editor, Tom Whitwell, as an "all or nothing" approach, with Times and Sunday Times content almost entirely set to disappear from search services such as Google News.

Exploring the robustness of the proposed approach with time-varying number of users, thus simulating a seamless dynamic environment.

At first, she would not let her baby approach; however, with time, little by little, she let him come closer and closer.