Sentence examples for ice approach from inspiring English sources

Because the ICE approach involves a series of univariate models rather than a single large model, the MICE approach imputes data on a variable by variable basis by specifying an imputation model per variable.

The results indicated that the EC approach yielded a wider range of pack ice pressures compared to ISO estimates; however, when these results were used to determine the ultimate ice force on the platform, the effect of the pack ice approach selected was minimal.

We compared GEMOT to two alternative trait-grouping methods: the trait-based iterative clique enumeration (ICE) approach (Shi et al., 2010) and the gene-based INVAMOD approach (Gat-Viks et al., 2013) ('Materials and methods').

EARLIER this week, two children, one carrying an ice cream cone, the other an Italian ice, approached the new storefront at 25 West 38th Street.

Mr. Murray said that an officer told him, "Come here," and the 19-year-old, who was carrying a black plastic bag containing a Sunkist soda and a plastic foam cup with ice, approached the van.

And NMR cannot determine the thickness of oil which, says Mr Potter, is "still a bit of a holy grail issue".The newest approach to detecting oil under ice approaches the problem from another angle: underwater.

Moreover, the advantages and disadvantages of thermal de-icing approaches, widely used in engineering (especially in the high-speed rail and aerospace fields), were discussed.

Our particular interest in the present case is the influence of hydrodynamic interaction on change in velocity as small ice masses approach a larger structure in open water.

To remove these bizarre incentives, soccer should follow the ice hockey approach to penalties, after correcting for the difference in team size (six players for hockey vs. 11 for soccer) and game length (60 minutes for ice hockey vs. 90 minutes for soccer).

This paper demonstrates an application of the Design Structure Matrix (DSM) to Integrated Concurrent Engineering (ICE), an approach to conceptual space systems design intended to increase the pace of work by bringing together all relevant personnel in the same room to conduct focused, collaborative one-week design studies.

Design loads of offshore structures for ice-covered seas are typically based on ice-crushing approach.