Sentence examples for identification starting from from inspiring English sources

The problem involves carrying out a parametric and structural identification, starting from an initial superstructure, according to the systemic approach.

Accurate modal parameter identification starting from FRF data acquired in the presence of measurement noise is possible by considering FRF estimators developed in an errors-in-variables framework.

Moreover, this iterative search procedure should reduce the effect of fast evolving genomes and differences in the evolutionary rate of the examined species because the ortholog prediction is not merely based on direct ortholog identification starting from human, but predicting orthologs from more closely related species.

The resource identification started from the para-clinical examinations to determine brain death to the completion of the organ recovery procedure.

The analysed structure is a non-linear one degree of freedom (SDoF) system: its constitutive law is described by means of a hysteretic model, whose parameters are obtained by an identification procedure starting from the Hazus data.

This study requires the use of precise 3D numerical analysis of the stress state within a bonded assembly in order to develop an inverse identification technique starting from the load displacement curves obtained using a modified Arcan apparatus.

The unknown parameters of the theoretical model have been determined by two different identification procedures starting from experimental time versus rotational speed curves obtained during rundown tests performed on a plastic flywheel with embedded permanent magnet, suspended on a highTcsuperconducting stator.

While from a practical point of view it seems advisable to solve the identification issue starting from a careful evaluation of available data, the novel approached proposed by Roberts and Schlenker (2013) and Steinwender (2014) prove that innovative solutions are still emerging.

It developed further with a special type of bird identification guides (starting from Peterson (1934)) and with the growing popularity and availability of transportation.

Sample protein mixtures can also be deciphered by peptide mapping (46) and the entire identification process, starting from in gel digestion and finishing with the acquisition of mass spectra and database searching, can be automated and are much easier to process than LC-ESI-MS/MS.

Starting with low amounts of genomic DNA followed by whole genome amplification could overcome problems of cultivation and facilitate the identification process, mostly when starting from unknown material.