Sentence examples for employed to indirectly from inspiring English sources
In wind engineering, single hazard parameters derived from correlated variables (e.g., integrated kinetic energy, IKE) have been employed to indirectly include the effect of more than one hazard variable; however, even with more general hazard metrics, the lognormal formulation is still unduly restrictive for realistic fragility modeling.
Therefore, stochastic and fuzzy simulation techniques are employed to indirectly obtain the expected values of fuzzy stochastic variables in this paper.
Figure 1 Schematic representation of the different lithographic techniques employed to indirectly or directly immobilise biomolecules on surfaces at nanometre scale resolution.
The proposed fuzzy controller is employed to regulate indirectly the power flow in the grid connected WECS by regulating the DC current flows in the interconnected DC link.
These patterning techniques have been employed to either indirectly (processes A, C, D, F and G Fig. 1) or directly (processes B, E and H Fig. 1) immobilise biomolecules on surfaces.
The method was employed to enable them to indirectly give compassion to themselves40.
We calculated molecular divergences by employing the Rho method to indirectly estimate ages (Table 1).
However, in contrast to PAT, OCT employs white light interferometry to indirectly record phase modulations in the broadband optical signal via a spectrometer in spectral domain OCT systems, followed by a conversion to the spatial domain by Fourier-transform.
Thousands of people are believed to be employed, albeit many indirectly, by the series and its two spinoffs.
But it is also, at least for the 60,000 to 80,000 (or many more, according to Sethi) Chinese factory workers employed directly or indirectly by Mattel, measurably less so than it used to be, and that is in large part the achievement of Sethi himself.
Meanwhile, the pay and conditions of overseas workers employed directly or indirectly by Western fashion brands continues to a matter for scrutiny.
