Sentence examples for different approach based on a from inspiring English sources
After a survey about existing autonomous staircase clearing systems we propose a different approach based on a genetic training which control the adaptation of the robot to the ground during the climbing.
Chenyang Li (2007) proposes a different approach based on a different reading of the word 'wei' used in 12.1 and often translated as 'constitutes' to render the crucial line, "Restraining yourself and returning to the rites constitutes ren".
Therefore, we investigated a radically different approach based on a genetic cross that yields partially developed haploid embryos suitable for whole-genome amplification.
For this reason we have developed a different approach based on a doxycycline-regulated promoter that allowed us to identify for the first time the transcriptional changes triggered by the progressive depletion of Pkh proteins in the yeast S. cerevisiae.
Second, using data describing the temporal changes in the position of the leading edge, we estimate the cell diffusivity, D. Although it is possible to use a different approach, based on a multivariate regression technique to estimate D, λ and K simultaneously, we prefer to estimate these parameters sequentially.
Dewulf and Van Langenhove [12] have adopted a completely different approach based on an elementary exergetic analysis.
In this article, we assess under what circumstances a different approach, based on an analogy to conflict of laws - those rules in domestic law that deal with conflicts of norms between different legal systems - yields a more adequate structure.
The searching space can be generated following different approaches based on a mathematical background, like superstructures, or based on the connection of the simple column sequences with the alternatives generated.
The authors use a different approach based on monotonicity formulas and an analysis of global solutions via a blow-up procedure.
By May of this year, when the group meets, again they hope to have developed a radically different approach based on the concept of a "real" baccalaureate.
