Sentence examples for created a methodology from inspiring English sources
Facebook, working with Ericsson and XL Axiata, created a methodology to "analyze, monitor and improve end-to-end network performance" — not on the live network but using simulated Facebook application use cases.
The SCI-BUS project extended the development of a generic gateway framework of WS-PGRADE/gUSE and created a methodology for customising gateways for the support of workflow-oriented development and end usage.
This programme had created a methodology that provides a quantitative description of the geology of an area, which can be interrogated according to the particular objective(s) of a study.
The Pune Slum Census has built upon this experience and expanded the communities' information base, and has created a methodology which the city can use to work on detailed urban planning using a GIS and with the slum database as the base.
We created a methodology to identify from the fluorescence spectra a universal independent threshold value for determining high-risk tissues for cancer development, eliminating possible measurement variations, depending on individual characteristics of the organism and technical errors.
With that mea culpa for any seriously religious readers, Mr. Jacobs goes about creating a methodology.
With the aid of "elegant arithmetic" and the scrutiny of Carbon Action's auditors, waste management specialist the McGrath Group believes it has gone where no one has gone before, creating a methodology for calculating scope-3 emissions.
A definition of parameters used in the isolation allows to create a methodology of their measurement.
We create a methodology for extracting the protagonist and interested locations, as well as their frequency for an event E with a set of tweets T.
The challenge is to create a methodology that will overcome the shortfalls currently encountered and allow participants to be proactive in their definition of their landscape.
The aim of this study was to create a methodology for improving manual classification at the scale of entire water bodies, focusing on its repeatability.
