Sentence examples for derived adapting from inspiring English sources

A three-parameter relationship describing both linear and curve temperature programmes is derived adapting a model previously used in literature to describe concentration gradients in liquid chromatography with binary eluents.

The beauty of the buildings derived from adapting form to a technological culture.

To this end, formation requirements and performance parameters are derived by adapting existing models for SAR tomography to single pass techniques.

The acceleration idea is derived by adapting a step-length selection rule, recently introduced for limited-memory steepest descent methods in unconstrained optimization, to the special constrained optimization framework arising in image reconstruction.

In [4], a quasi-optimal convergence order was derived by adapting an algorithmic approach due to [5] for quasi-variational of impulse control problems.

These summative categories were derived by adapting Blaikie and Soussan's policy process analysis matrix [ 19].

Singaporean English and Chinese EQ-5D versions were derived by adapting the UK English [ 7] and the Taiwan Chinese versions respectively, using the EuroQol Group's guidelines for cultural adaptation of the EQ-5D [ 8].

The minimisation of S subject to the constraint A β = c has a relatively straightforward solution which can be derived by adapting the standard linear model algebra described by Seber (1977, section 3.9).

The recommendations were derived through adapting international guidelines on preparedness for chikungunya outbreaks (48 – 53 ) to the Pacific setting, on the basis of syndromic surveillance as the common surveillance system (Table 2) (47, 47 ).

An algorithm is then derived, which adapts to any choice of the self-triggered samplers of every control loop.

It is solved by a branch-and-cut algorithm which exploits cuts derived and adapted from literature.