Sentence examples for introduced in the article from inspiring English sources

The strategy, introduced in the article, highlights the method of identifying components of semantic maps which can lead to a better coverage of any scientific topic under analysis.

Finally, it describes how the maieuta designer is in charge of carrying out all those activities that are necessary to cultivate a culture of participation, by means of proper ways that are briefly introduced in the article.

Several external and internal factors that affect the performance of resource allocation models are introduced in the article [9].

Two different methods are introduced in the article: (1) computation of the spectral moments in the wavenumber frequency domain and in the wavevector domain and (2) reconstruction of the spectrum using Gaussian statistics or a power-law distribution.

The text corpus introduced in the article describing the ChemicalTagger system consisted in 50 paragraphs from the experimental sections of full text articles selected using a keyword search related to polymer synthesis.

These groups can be bonded onto π-conjugated carbon structures of the CNTs through a series of addition reactions as introduced in the article by Balasubramanian and Burghard [17].

The notion of a coupled fixed point for mappings with two variables was introduced in the articles [2 4].

Therefore, a new AKA protocol was introduced in this article, the article described the refinement stages of the protocol along with the discovered attacks.

In order to unify the perturbative expansion introduced in this article with the problem of the variation of the coefficients, we rewrite the matrix (overline {J}_{ij} (t )) as follows: overline{J}_{ij} (t )=overline{J}_{ij}^{c}+ sigma _{3}overline{J}_{ij}^{v} (t ) (2.7) where (overline{J}_{ij}^{c}) is constant in time, while (overline{J}_{ij}^{v} (t )) is variable.

Using SVM on the rhythmic features introduced in this article, the ballroom dance style recognition results improve by almost 10% absolute to 89.1%.

Major discrepancies were defined using a modification of criteria previously reported by Chan et al. [ 4]: (1) a pre-specified primary outcome was reported as secondary or was not labeled as either primary or secondary in the publication; (2) a pre-specified primary outcome was omitted from the published article; (3) a new primary outcome was introduced in the published article.