Sentence examples for by a simple approach from inspiring English sources

Fluid motion is calculated by directly solving the Navier Stokes equations by a SIMPLE approach.

A metallophthalocyanine – carbon complex is designed by a simple approach to achieve superior, bifunctional catalytic activity.

Herein, three-dimensionally ordered macroporous (3DOM) T-Nb2O5, with mesoporous hierarchical structure, was firstly prepared by a simple approach employing self-assembly polystyrene (PS) microspheres as hard templates.

The present study demonstrate the possibility to overcome the dramatic capacity fading of V2O5 by a simple approach, permitting to obtain electrochemical performance similar to those of more complicated nano-architectures via the use of a greener electrode manufacturing process.

In this work, Au/Ag/Au core/double shell nanoparticles (Au/Ag/Au NPs) were prepared by a simple approach and were used as novel enzyme-mimetic labels for development of a sandwich-type electrochemical immunosensor for SCCA.

In this regard, Ji model which assumes the interphase in particulate filled nanocomposites is developed for ternary systems in which, the arrangement of two nanofillers in parallel and series orders, the role of interphase properties and the dispersion quality of nanoparticles are taken into account by a simple approach.

We estimated the fractions of genetic variations explained by eQTLs by using a simple approach which compares the variance component estimates between SNP-free and SNP-inclusive models.

A student of behavioral economics, he has found companies could get higher 401(k) enrollments by applying a simple approach to retirement.

Here, we explain these observations by developing a simple approach that models the free energy of a mechanically extended protein as a combination of an entropic elasticity term and a short-range potential representing enthalpic hydrophobic interactions.

Based on these observations, leakage can potentially be detected by using a simple approach where the analyzed text after stemming or lemmatization (reducing the end of a word in order to return the word's common base form) is matched against a predefined word list of violent actions.

Huston's book is an encouraging guide that suggests such things are attainable to all people, believers and non, by embracing a simple approach.