Sentence examples for enclosure method from inspiring English sources

One of the more sophisticated techniques available for this purpose is the storey enclosure method, developed by James in 1954.

A continuous airflow enclosure method was used to measure NH3 volatilisation in a field experiment at an agricultural college in Jiangsu Province.

The CGO solutions constructed in Theorem 1.3 have been applied to determine inclusions for Helmholtz equations in [84] and Maxwell's equations in [209] using the enclosure method [83, 84].

The real problems with this case are twofold: first, its enclosure method, i.e. the button-thing on the back, is very difficult to line up and snap into place (unlike the previously mentioned Wave, which has a similar design, but is much, much easier to put on and take off) making it one of those "once it's on, it ain't coming off" kinda deals.

In this paper, we employ a mixed integer programming based classification algorithm named hyper-box enclosure method (HBE) for the classification of some cancer types with a minimal set of predictor genes.

As the least and most informative genes were calculated by FCDF, the least informative genes are replaced by the most informative ones, and hyper-box enclosure method is used at each iteration.

Such techniques fall generally in two groups: micro-meteorological methods (usually used for large scale areas) and enclosure methods (commonly used on small plots for comparative experiments).

Traditionally, enclosure methods have been thought to have replaced one another chronologically, unity of possession being replaced by agreements, which were in turn replaced by Acts of Parliament in the mid-eighteenth century.

The MOI method is an alternative to convex enclosure methods, such as Dang Van's Minimum Ball or the Maximum Prismatic Hull methods, without the need for computationally-intensive search algorithms or adjustable parameters.

To address this possibility, we recorded the movement trajectories of P10 mice raised from birth in either enriched or non-enriched environments in a simple open-field enclosure (see Methods).

This phenomenon may explain why, in our experiment, the females that had not fed on a male laid smaller egg sacs despite having large amounts of alternative prey in the enclosures (see Methods).