Sentence examples for counterpart techniques from inspiring English sources

In this paper, the recent major advancements in the emerging fields of diagnostics (sensors) and therapeutics involving thin film metamaterials have been reviewed and underlined; discussing their edge over conventional counterpart techniques; concentrating on their design considerations and feasible ways of achieving them.

As compared with its counterpart techniques, IVIM imaging does not rely on tracer delivery (e.g., transit of arterial protons for ASL imaging and gadolinium chelates for DSC imaging).

They taught their UK counterparts advanced techniques for tracking suspects online and gathering evidence.

Managers of hedge funds have more flexibility than many of their mutual fund counterparts to use techniques like short-selling, leverage and derivatives to profit in both rising and falling markets.

To identify the key structural modifications around ligand binding, the present study aims to develop a counterpart of tandem technique for cheminformatics.

Their configuration has made this analog approach is not only faster and less area consumption but also enough flexible to compete its counterpart digital fuzzy technique.

After then, the discrete-time counterpart of PBC technique is developed for n-degree of freedom mechanical systems using this proposed discrete-time model.

The choice of the CORDIC algorithm for realizing the basic butterfly operation for the FFT saves a lot of hardware compared to its counterparts employing other techniques.

Critically, demonstration of these properties, shared with their in vivo counterparts, confirms astrocyte differentiation techniques and permits the investigation of interactions between human astrocytes and neurons.

In rebel-held Seville, German and Italian fascists are on hand to advise their Spanish counterparts 'on the technique of the conquest of power'.

By mimicking such a tandem technique, a computational counterpart was developed herein; a statistical regression and its outliers (influential observations [2]) act as a computational technique for separation, which can cause the important identities (i.e. the factors causing outliers) to be isolated from the bulk of a cellular system.