Sentence examples for effective viewpoints from inspiring English sources

Hence, it would be better to organize them by effective viewpoints in order to explore interactively rather than use the usual keyword searches.

By using the effective viewpoints of the two omnidirectional vision systems as origins to establish the omnidirectional vision system's coordinates, F u and F d and O m1 and O m2 are the origins of the systems, indicating O m1 as the origin of the world coordinate system.

As an outsider, she provides a new, effective viewpoint on Irish society, but we are only given a handful of snapshots of her own life back in Zimbabwe.

As shown in Fig. 3, the omnidirectional system's effective viewpoint is considered to be the origin of the mirror coordinate system O m X m Y m Z m, and the virtual imaging plane is considered to be a cylindrical surface with a coaxial omnidirectional system whose radius is f.

This work targets the optimization design of a single-robot cell from cost-effective viewpoint, by means of the sensitivity analysis, performed in terms of the processing time, the traveling time and the gripper configuration.

Even from an effective capacity viewpoint, the relay system with the overlapped allocation still provides an 80% gain over one without employing the relays.

This linearization technique is effective from the viewpoints of computational complexity and accuracy.

(b) Will be cost effective from the viewpoints of the NHS and society, compared to conventional ventilatory support.

The aim of the present trial is therefore to assess whether for patients with severe, but potentially reversible, respiratory failure, ECMO will increase the rate of survival without severe disability by six months post randomisation and will be cost effective from the viewpoints of the NHS and society, compared to conventional ventilatory support.

(3) The application of clinker ash in reinforced soil walls is effective from the viewpoint of frictional properties.

To confirm this viewpoint, effective oxygen diffusion coefficients (De,s) of scaffolds were deduced from experimental measurements and simulations of oxygen-concentration profiles were performed using these De,s values in a two-dimensional (2-D) perfusion model.