Sentence examples for in detail with reference from inspiring English sources
This paper reviews such problems in detail with reference to the repeated failure of one large slope in Korea.
Refinement is examined in detail, with reference to the notion of refinement inherited from discrete Event-B.
The important issues that need to be considered are examined in research design, model development and model evaluation and are discussed in detail with reference to current applications.
In this study, we summarize the differences between observed deformation features and inferred deformation mechanisms for ductile mélange and shear vein formations in detail, with reference to published pressure-temperature conditions.
Since attitudinal values play an important role in negotiating affiliation, we need to discuss it in detail with reference to the discussion in Martin and White (2005), including its categories, its expressions and its vibe (Martin 2017, personal communications).
The 20 variables (out of 71) mostly used as independent variables for effort estimation are identified and analysed in detail, with reference to the papers and types of estimation methods that used them.
An algorithm for obtaining a unique solution to the Stefan Maxwell equations is described in detail with references to other approaches in the literature.
This procedure (described in detail with references in [ 41]) is currently one of the best techniques to obtain estimates of both survival and birth rates in an open population, and is based on the selection of the best model among a set of candidate regression models describing variations (in the present case temporal) in demographic parameters.
The procedure is formulated in detail with special reference to churches, and illustrated on two example cases.
The numerical performances of the most recent ACM approaches will be examined in detail, with special reference to the development of new parameter-free ACMs.
Summary: This paper describes both the offshore safety case approach and formal safety assessment of ships in detail with particular reference to the design aspects.
