Sentence examples for distinguished method from inspiring English sources

A distinguished method to attainment mass transfer networks is the Water Source Diagram (WSD).

Compensation of those errors by toolpath modification is an effective and distinguished method considering the machine calibration costs and productivity.

Our next concern here is to show that the stability of the fractional numerical schemes can be analyzed very successfully with no trouble and powerfully with the distinguished Von Neumann method of non-fractional partial differential equations [25].

One comparative example is proposed to show the distinguished advantages our method offers over existing methods.

Three categories are distinguished: (1) experimental methods, (2) semi-empirical methods and (3) numerical methods.

Reduction at a moderate temperature, prolonged even to several hours, converts only a small fraction of the oxide layer into metallic Co. XPS, TPR and TPO methods distinguished various states of oxygen and cobalt on the surface of the activated or partially activated samples.

Thus, the two methods distinguished three clusters comprising of human and porcine isolates.

Phylogenetic analyses of the RecT/Redβ superfamily using the least squares and maximum likelihood methods distinguished three distinct groups, namely the RecT-like, the Redβ-like and the EHAP1-like families (Fig. 2).

High-throughput DNA sequencing allows a large number of genes to be surveyed, and transcripts from the different homeologous copies of the genes that have high sequence similarity can be better distinguished than hybridization methods previously employed.

The method contains distinguished features including protocol simplicity, less reagent consumption in microwell format, convenient and affordable data acquisition and analysis system.

The most distinguished feature of the method is its simplicity and flexibility to design conformal PMLs over challenging geometries, especially those with curvature discontinuities, in a straightforward way without using artificial absorbers.