Sentence examples for approaches of multiple from inspiring English sources

The basic approaches of multiple converter combination include: series connection, parallel connection or series-parallel connection and so on, which are basically the same as the multiple converter scheme used in conventional DC transmission.

Emergency response to the BP Deepwater Horizon accident and oil spill in 2010 in the Gulf of Mexico has been fraught with many inadequacies, unpreparedness, and fragmented and piecemeal approaches of multiple emergency responders.

One of these, Curriculum Development Award in Interdisciplinary Research, provides about $1.5 million in fiscal year 2004 FY20044) to develop "courses or curricula at the undergraduate, graduate, or postdoctoral levels that integrate the principles and conceptual approaches of multiple, diverse disciplines in emerging areas of biomedical research".

Unlike the Kennedy Center broadcasts, which are more akin to Big Ed's single-camera, shoestring approach, Mr. Wilker and his new partners plan to produce live events and record them using the more traditional broadcasting approach of multiple cameras.

The system architecture is gradually derived using an approach of multiple, concurrent views.

By using the approach of multiple scales, the primary resonance of the ice-induced vibration of the platform is analyzed.

The combined approach of multiple sequence alignment, static structural characterization, and dynamic process of conformational change during binding octopamine reveal three important aspects.

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) is deploying resources and efforts to move towards a holistic risk assessment approach of multiple stressors in bees.

Our approach of multiple, individually guided cerebral cortical recordings in behaving rats during a complex cognitive task is beginning to provide new support for the role of fast cerebral rhythms in selective attention.

An integrated approach of multiple systems can be used to merge satellite data, aerial imagery, and personnel position via Global Positioning System (GPS) into a collective whole for near-realtime use by wireless Incident Command Centers.

The complementary approach of multiple imputation can then be applied to assess uncertainty due to the imputation process.