Sentence examples for developing a frame from inspiring English sources

The primary step consists in developing a frame of discernment Θ which is a finite set of mutually exclusive hypotheses.

Ehlers extended this work by developing a frame theory that allowed for constructing the Newton Cartan limit, and in a mathematically precise way, not only for the physical laws, but for any spacetime obeying those laws (that is, solutions of Einstein's equations).

In the third section, this paper develops a frame of analyzing Venezuela's main problems to discover the entropy increase inside the system based on the second law of thermodynamics.

In order to develop a frame of reference for the differences reported here we re-examined the latin-square data produced by Affymetrix scientists.

As the gap between the rich and the poor widens, it's too easy to develop a frame of mind for material successes and not for simple peace of mind.

This work develops a frame-based mapping mechanism (FBM) that exploits different methods to process I/P/B (Intra/Predictive/Bipredictive) video frame packets.

For a more accurate distortion estimation model, the work in [2] developed a frame-level recursion distortion model, which relates to the channel-induced distortion due to bit errors.

This "normality" pattern represents the first attempt at developing a reference frame for vastii sEMG activity during walking, that is able to include the physiological variability of the phenomenon and control the confounding effects of age and gender.

This approach comprises 5 stages: familiarization, developing a coding frame, coding the text, charting or summarising the themes to arrive at a synthesis of the key ideas emerging under each theme, and mapping out the key themes and findings embedded in the coded and summarised data.

But as she wrote the proposal--a K99/R00 grant requires developing a detailed time frame for accomplishing specific goals--she says, "that was actually the first time that this plan actually formed in my mind".

Such a study is hampered by the difficulty in developing a comprehensive sampling frame.