Sentence examples for conceptually described from inspiring English sources

The approximation algorithm can be conceptually described as follows: 1. Define a grid of points (candidate positions for the UAV) inside the containing circle.   2.

The experiment is conceptually described as a single degree of freedom non-linear torsional system that is excited by an external step torque.

The modelling process for the design and analysis of a hydrostatic transmission aimed at off-road multiple axle vehicles has been conceptually described.

In the present study 'lumped mass method' also had been proposed by author to approximately calculate contact force history of composite laminates will be conceptually described as well as the spring element method.

As conceptually described in Figure 6a, the bifurcated KH billow that continues to 'fold' may develop a more complex structure facing towards lidar beam and may resemble the lidargram structure shown in Figure 6b.

In her small but rich book on the essentials of CRN, Doyle conceptually described CRN thus: "the CRN must be a self-organising system - it understands the context it finds itself in and can configure itself in response to a given set of requirements in an autonomous fashion.

Another content-focused adaptation deemed to be "productive" occurred during the discussion of a mathematics task towards the end of session 1 when Hannah introduced the term "inspection method" to conceptually describe one participant's method for solving the task.

In the following sections, we unpack each practice, first by conceptually describing it, then by elaborating the role that it played in the design and enactment of the TSCD-PD.

Contexts are intended to provide a very broad way to characterise a set of related elements, and could also be used to conceptually describe or group such elements within a profile.

Furthermore, the proposed model conceptually describes the recently published results [Godini et al., Desalination, 2010. in press], showing that at different concentration and concentration gradient, the mass transfer mechanisms are different.

The following five steps conceptually describe the proposed in silico methodology for candidate gene retrieval.