Sentence examples for by developing a robust from inspiring English sources

John Lewis motivated its 87,000 employees to play an active role in recycling soft plastics by developing a robust, easy-to-follow recycling process.

This is accomplished by developing a robust meshless technique as well as a comprehensive model generation procedure.

We also predicted zero flow duration for the entire river network by developing a robust predictive model relating measured zero flow duration (% months) to environmental predictor variables (based on 43 stream gauges).

Minimising these errors could improve the reliability of the benchmarking results; for example, by capturing the full-time equivalent number of the workforce as input resources instead of using the absolute head count, and by developing a robust case-mix system.

A main goal of the owners is to find a partner that can help invest in the magazine's digital transformation, including by developing a more robust strategy for social networking and mobile applications.

We extend significantly the applicability of this technique by developing a new robust and efficient method for estimating the flux coarsening parameters.

By developing a new robust method that consists of a stick sinking in the grout, a direct measurement of the shear strength can be made, using the same set up as the separation test.

In this paper, the procedure of drawbead design is divided into two stages: firstly, equivalent drawbead restraining forces (DBRF) are obtained by developing a multiobjective robust particle swarm optimization, and secondly the DBRF model is integrated into a single-objective particle swarm optimization (PSO) to optimize geometric parameters of drawbead.

In the future, these concerns can be addressed by developing a more robust scoring and significance test that can capture higher order dependencies in the sequence.

We quicken our results by rallying behind our Industry Association by supporting efforts with membership fees, developing a robust trade show and funneling financial support to one body to execute the collective interests.

But, for various reasons, social care has struggled with developing a robust evidence base.