Sentence examples for assess solutions from inspiring English sources

Parametric and environmental software analysis is used to generate and assess solutions.

Every participant was given access to a computer-based design interface that allowed them to construct and assess solutions.

With reference to the proper sequence of 2-D problems converging to a 3-D problem, an exact solution of the above-mentioned problem of a simply supported square plate presented briefly earlier (Vijayakumar 2011a) is described here to assess solutions of the present 2-D problems.

Mesh sensitivity studies were carried out first to assess solution dependency.

Results are then presented from realistic problems that further demonstrate the challenges associated with using grid refinement studies to assess solution accuracy.

Kuhn's picture of a mature science as being dominated by a paradigm that generated sui generis puzzles and criteria for assessing solutions to them could much more easily accommodate these disciplines.

This will help in both reaching a common understanding platform for all those involved in the energy problem and pave the way to identify the needs and thus suggesting and assessing solutions.

Assessing solution error continues to be a formidable task when numerically solving practical flow problems.

In this study, we contribute a comprehensive framework for simultaneously assessing solution quality and scalability for massively parallel multiobjective evolutionary algorithm (MOEA -based search using a highly challenging optiMOEA -basedsearchtion application.

In order to assess whether solutions would refine using standard procedures, we input all solutions having Z scores greater than 7.0 into the refinement program REFMAC [8] and the automatic building and refinement program ARP/wARP [9].

These results show that prototyping the application with PREESM allows by simulation to assess different solutions and to give the designer a realistic picture of the multicore solution before solving complex mapping problems.