Sentence examples for concept to derive from inspiring English sources

Now, we use the above concept to derive the numerical method for quasi-linear equation (1.1).

The goal of this paper is to introduce a statistical concept to derive ecological classifications of terrestrial and marine environments.

This paper presents a basic concept to derive an orbital control strategy to achieve the full deployment and the geostationary station keeping of a space elevator during its initial cable deployment.

This new model utilizes the distance-dependent electric field (DDEF) concept to derive a universal theoretical platform for all vertical charge polarization TENG types which overcomes the inaccuracies of the classical theoretical models as well as the limitations of the existing electric field-based model.

23 We used this same concept to derive our comprehensive working definition of healthy survival.

Taking death into account, we extend the prevalence pool concept to derive the relationship between λ2 and λ3.

Thus, in guiding a large policy issue such as the global warming and climate change, it is necessary for us to compare several different approaches (e.g., models and concepts) to derive a reliable empirical suggestion.

Ontologies make use of the transitive, symmetric, reflexive or other properties of the relationships between their concepts to derive logical conclusions from inexplicit information.

Furthermore, it reports on geometry testing efforts on a prototype structure to prove the design concept and to derive optimisation potential.

Current WHO recommendations and the concept used to derive bathing water standards in the European Union should be reconsidered in light of the results and conclusions from this randomized trial.

There is here, thus, no route to normativism via arbitrariness; rather, the idea of norms governing the 'use' of concepts seems to derive from the idea of essential relations, such as inferential relations, between contents.