Sentence examples for develop a scheme for from inspiring English sources
At Sussex Phil worked to develop a scheme for relating the interactions between nucleons inside an atomic nucleus to those they experience when they collide in free space.
To develop a scheme for partitioning the products of photosynthesis toward different biomass components in land-surface models, a database on component mass and net primary productivity (NPP), collected from FLUXNET sites, was examined to determine allometric patterns of allocation.
"At the FA I'm working on how we can develop a scheme for supporting black coaches in terms of experience and mentoring within the Club England structure, and I hope to be able to say more about that in the very near future.
We develop a scheme for unifying sixth-order iterative methods.
For further investigations, it is also important to develop a scheme for optimization of growth of SPEQDs needed for second harmonic generation.
We then develop a scheme for capturing reflectance fields using multiplexed illumination, thereby achieving the signal-to-noise ratio advantages of multiplexed illumination and use a compressive sensing based recovery algorithm to infer reflectance fields.
The company develops a scheme, for which it charges you $200 an hour.
Researchers from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich and the French National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control have now developed a scheme for protecting implantable medical devices against wireless attacks.
Spain, which has developed a scheme for rolling over temporary contracts to provide at least some chances of employment to the young, should pay heed to the experience of Japan in the early 2000s.
CRP 5073 Historic Preservation Planning WorkshopHistoric Preservation Planning workshop courses take students into the field to engage in a range of problems, from conducting a historic resources survey working in a city, town, or village in the region, to developing a scheme for revitalization of an entire neighborhood, to a site-specific economic analysis for the renovation of a surplus school.
