Sentence examples for explanatory techniques from inspiring English sources

PHM offers advantages when applied to explanatory techniques [11].

To enable the transfer of explanatory techniques, biomechanics and engineering need a shared terminology.

We present some graphical and simulation optimisation techniques and various graphical rendering and explanatory techniques for computational simulation models such as the Ising model in 2 and 3 dimensions.

His extant works on metaphysics indicate the adoption of the paraphrase as explanatory technique, and a special attention to book Alpha Elatton (II, the first book of the Metaphysics in the Arab tradition), intended as introductory to the theological themes of book Lambda.

This explanatory technique is unfortunate because these models, while highly sophisticated, are in the end just numerical representations of the way we think our planet works.

Based on explanatory bibliometric techniques, the present study examines, for the first time, how these terms have emerged in the extant entrepreneurship literature since eighties.

Almost two decades later, Kleinman wrote that he intended "the explanatory models technique to be a device that would privilege meanings, especially the voices of patients and families, and that would design respect for difference" [ 26].

Similar work has been done with explanatory styles — the techniques we use to explain events.

However, these models vary largely in modeling technique, explanatory variables considered and its coefficients.

While this effect is self explanatory for those transient techniques where the potential is not the controlled variable (eg, galvanostatic and coulostatic techniques), large errors can also occur for the potentiostatic techniques (where the potential is the controlled variable) if the reaction is fast and the uncompensated solution resistance is large.

Examples of such techniques include explanatory captions or illustrations projected on a screen; actors stepping out of character to lecture, summarize, or sing songs; and stage designs that do not represent any locality but that, by exposing the lights and ropes, keep the spectators aware of being in a theatre.