Sentence examples for been published on how from inspiring English sources

No result has been published on how to construct a suitable microstructure in α˝-Fe16N2 thin film and powder.

To our knowledge, only a few studies have been published on how to achieve appropriate automation design with a systematic procedure.

Currently, many researchers have proposed different techniques to accelerate the computational speed of contingency analysis, but not much work has been published on how to post-process the large amount of contingency outputs quickly.

Unsurprisingly, plenty of ironic guides have been published on how not to die while taking a selfie; these include not being near dangerous animals, in the middle of a natural disaster, or on top of a high-speed train.

Previous publications have outlined recommended practices for hydrologic and water quality (H/WQ) modeling, but limited guidance has been published on how to consider the project's purpose or model's intended use, especially for the final stage of modeling applications – namely evaluation, interpretation, and communication of model results.

Recommendations have been published on how to store images and document examinations [25], but these are not followed.

In both reported cases, no details were published on how the collisions were obtained -- in particular, whether they occurred by chance or resulted from dedicated computational effort -- or on whether the collided structures exist in real-world chemistry.

Given little information is published on how certain factors were chosen for these network risk metrics, it is possible that these factors were chosen according to the opinions of the risk metric designer rather than the opinions of network professionals.

Just last year, in 2015, a study was published on how LSD affected a listener's emotional reaction to music.

Alternatively, artificial lakes were created in some areas, and guidance was published on how best to construct the dams that lay at the heart of these designs.

In a future column I want to write in praise of a wonderful book that's about to be published on how to look at the ridiculously simple comic strip "Nancy".