Sentence examples for development of the simplified from inspiring English sources

Chakraborty, a third-year Ph.D. student at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies (F&ES), recently completed his development of the simplified urban-extent (SUE) algorithm, which can estimate the surface UHI intensity at a global scale.

Although further development of the simplified wear theory is important, the initial predictions are encouraging for future use in design phase implant evaluation.

Moreover as a development of the simplified Newton-CAV method, the overlapped block Newton-CAV method is further proposed and discussed.

First, this paper examines the CA's development of the simplified clearance system.

Though we have used MODS as the basis for development of this simplified inverted microscopy platform it could clearly also be adapted for other applications currently otherwise dependent upon expensive branded equipment.

The development of a simplified representation of the CAS helps in understanding its different aspects.

It is shown in this paper that the observed experimental trends can be explained when the presence of gas phase damping and a propellant self-noise are taken into consideration in the development of a simplified analytical model describing the behavior of the impedance tube.

The presented work details the development of a simplified model to investigate the polishing process.

The study concludes with the development of a simplified method for simulating the nonlinear dynamic response of axially restrained and unrestrained beams following column removal.

The proposed method is not intended to explain the rate effect; it merely uses the apparent link between "the effective length" and the imposed rate of loading as the means for the development of a simplified approach suitable for use in practical structural design.

A modeling investigation was performed through the development of a simplified kinetic model taking into account the mass balance equations for the main reactive species involved in the photocatalytic system.