Sentence examples for by using a knowledge from inspiring English sources

Contamination of one fraction with another because of the volume of liquid retained by the bead bed was corrected by using a knowledge of the hold up volume.

To ensure a consistent design representation for serving multidisciplinary analysis, this research study proposes an intelligent modeling system to automatically generate multiphysics simulation models to support multidisciplinary design optimization processes by using a knowledge based engineering approach.

Bergenmar and colleagues have factors associated with patients' knowledge and perceived understanding of clinical trials by using a knowledge score test in 268 patients who consented to participate in a clinical trial [ 12].

Medications used specifically in the management of substance misuse, alcohol misuse, and nicotine replacement therapy are likely to be documented in a profile and, by using a knowledge base to identify these and then querying against that set, some assessment of a potential subject's suitability against this type of eligibility criteria could be made using information in the Medication Profile.

First, the potential score of a residue is defined by using a knowledge-based potential function with relative accessible surface area calculations.

Through exercises that could be solved by using a specific knowledge and/or other knowledge, learners can find the boundary by comparing the conditions of each exercise.

Filters W l, W m and W r are obtained through the following minimization problem by using a priori knowledge of Δ and σ Z 2 : minimize E W l P ̂ ( 1 : Q ) − H 1 : N l 2 minimize E W m P ̂ Q + 1 : N p − Q − H N l + 1 : N H − N r 2 minimize E W r P ̂ N p − Q + 1 : N p − H N H − N r + 1 : N H 2 (30).

This study establishes a methodology to accumulate tacit knowledge of specific topics from collected assessments by using an implicit knowledge extraction mechanism and, visualises the overall importance distribution of concepts by using knowledge maps for helping teachers compile their assessments.

To solve these problems, an expanded adaptive fuzzy sliding mode controller (EAFSMC), which is based on the decomposition method designed by using an expert knowledge and the decoupled sub-controllers and composition method designed by using the fuzzy basis function expansions (FBFEs), is proposed.

The coordination overhead of previous approaches is significantly reduced by using a partially ordered knowledge sharing (POKS) model as an underlying model for distributed computing.

This strategy, based on past research works in text retrieval, is suitable for the context of batch learning, when a large training set can be built either by using a strong prior knowledge of data semantics (like for textual data) or with an expensive off-line pre-computation.