Sentence examples for by developing a unified from inspiring English sources

The proposed control algorithm is formulated by developing a unified framework of non-ideal actuators rather than a separate way, which is a simple yet effective approach to remove the unexpected nonlinear effects.

The purpose of this paper is thus to fill this knowledge gap by developing a unified one-dimensional mathematical model describing free-surface, pressurized and mixed flows with air water interactions.

Instead of developing a unified capital market for the whole country, it aggravates the financial dualism characterized by low rates of interest in the modern sector and high rates in the traditional sector.

The erasure of Black American Muslims undermines efforts towards developing a unified front in the face of our greatest threat.

It is important for China to understand the difficulties for any U.S. administration in developing a unified policy toward Beijing.

A major goal lies ahead in developing a unified framework for identifying all disease-relevant variants and genes.

First, we developed a unified database and step-by-step process to clarify the waste distribution and recycling processes in an industrial city.

In this paper we show that it is possible to develop a unified approach by recognizing that a statistical linear inverse structure arises when attempting to perform inference for any network-based model.

It will try to develop a unified Republican approach by coordinating the work of the two committees that share authority over Medicare, the Ways and Means Committee and the Commerce Committee.

While stateless broadcasting schemes in the existing literature use various design guidelines that take advantage of specific aspects of the information, we develop a unified analytical model by characterizing the information available during different stages of broadcasting.

Einstein's Unification, by Jeroen van Dongen, examines the interplay between Einstein's quest to develop a unified field theory and the evolution of his views on scientific methodology.