Sentence examples for handling the effect from inspiring English sources

This paper is focused in the methodology for handling the effect of non-proportional multiaxial loading, and in improvements in computational algorithms for reducing the computation time for fatigue assessments.

In addition, to build a strategic mobile management model based on the Prufer codec algorithm handling the effect of mobility issues, our work is the first that considers the strategy mobile application scenarios for MANETs and designs an online self-organized group establishing algorithm of such scenarios to enhance the maneuverability putting the secure group operation in MANETs into effect.

These are the main issues we take into account, through a field research on firms that, notwithstanding they were able to properly assess the likely evolution (state uncertainty) of relevant drivers of change in their industry, either were successful or dramatically failed in handling the effect and response uncertainty of these drivers.

Three different options are considered for handling the effect for heterogeneity (G.S.T) in the first-stage analysis based on model (2): (i) taking it fixed, (ii) taking it random and (iii) dropping it.

However, there is no systematic way in the extant approaches to handling the effects of requirements on the structuring of software architectures.

In this paper, we present a novel interval-valued fuzzy model-based controller for handling the effects of uncertainty in controlling a complex dynamical system.

We added a "job momentum" category this year tracking employment during the first quarter of 2002 to gauge how metro areas were handling the effects of Sept. 11 and the slowing economy in 2001.

The right ventricle expansion index (RVEI), defined as the ratio of the right to left end diastolic volumes, acts as an indicator of how well an individual's autonomous reflex responses are handling the effects of APE [19, 32, 33].

While exposure to a hazard may be the same among different social groups, the impacts are determined according to the varying capability of each group in handling the effects of hazards.

The right ventricle expansion index (RVEI), defined as the ratio of the right to left end diastolic volumes, acts as an indicator of how well an individual's autonomous reflex responses are handling the effects of APE [ 19, 32, 33].

This is a welcome step forward in the analysis of rare variants, but the development of further tests for simultaneously handling the effects of both protective and risk variants are required.