Sentence examples for elaboration of the method from inspiring English sources

This is followed by an elaboration of the method, including the data collection, sentence annotation, classification using CRFs and feature extraction.

Thus the application of models like the TPB to team behaviours may require an extension of the model and possible elaboration of the methods used to investigate its predictive value.

The research in this paper covers the first step of the elaboration of the statistical method to investigate energy consumption in China, and more work will be done in future to further impel national statistics of residential energy consumption.

First, using data on Swedish females in 1900, we employed maximum likelihood techniques to obtain estimates of the parameters for each model (see Appendix B for an elaboration of this method).

Research on the preparation of modified bituminous substances originating from coal, carried out for many years in the Institute of Chemistry of Warsaw University of Technology in Plock has led to the elaboration of method reducing the level of carcinogenicity of coal-tar pitch [ 4].

This equation permits the elaboration of a method for calculating the isosteric heat of adsorption and for studying its behavior over a wide range of temperatures and pressures.

These results, after corroboration in a large cohort, can lead to the elaboration of a method to be used in clinical practice as a aid in preselecting the patients for colonoscopy.

Therefore, one of the important tasks for nanoelectronic and optoelectronic growth is the elaboration of new methods for the formation of nanostructures in semiconductors with controlled features.

A major challenge of future work will be the elaboration of standardized methods by which the phylogenetic species and the 'pseudoharzianum matrix' detected here can be conveniently differentiated with predictable biological activities.

The tedious process of analyzing these long recordings led in the 1960s to the further elaboration of the telluric sounding (TS) method (Berdichevsky 1965; Yungul 1966).

This line of thought gave impulse to the elaboration of syntactical methods within combinatory logic and to the rise of recursion theory.