Sentence examples for by introducing a process from inspiring English sources
Within the chapter a pragmatic approach has been taken by introducing a process for creating an architecture that combines and simplifies many of the key elements of these different methodologies.
We modify the original RI approach by introducing a process of data binning.
A new model is developed that can truly reflect this contradiction by introducing a stochastic process θ.
By introducing a casting process that few Africans have seen and fewer still can afford, the foundry's backers hope to inspire and give employment to hundreds more local people.
The SES-based framework advances previous theory, which usually focuses on natural resources and their supply, by introducing a production process (with inputs and outputs), internal business dynamics and ecological variable interactions.
By introducing a similar process for obtaining a Gender Recognition Certificate, this will ensure that a trans person's documentation consistently reflects who they are.
The proposed method aims to improve the process by introducing a robust procedure based on Axiomatic Design that is able to quantify the information content of a software project by measuring the information content through the Function Point technique.
By introducing an aluminization process to achieve nucleation of nanowires (NWs), spontaneous growth of AlN NWs on Si substrates has been realized by plasma-assisted molecular beam epitaxy.
In this work, by introducing an aluminization process [10] to complete AlN NW nucleation, the spontaneous growth of AlN NWs on Si (111) substrates is realized.
By introducing a random iteration process with weak contraction random operator, we obtain a convergence theorem of the random iteration process to a random fixed point for nonexpansive random self-mappings.
Area selective atomic layer deposition has the potential to significantly improve current fabrication approaches by introducing a bottom-up process in which robust and conformal thin films are selectively deposited onto patterned substrates.
