Sentence examples for introduced to conduct from inspiring English sources

Based on the plain-concrete tests, the concrete strength-increase coefficient and peak-strain-reduction factor were introduced to conduct a dimensionless analysis of the temperature parameters of confined concrete.

As to the complex geometry of the bell-shaped fuzzy number, an α-cut operation is introduced to conduct the arithmetic operations of the fuzzy number, and a defuzzification method with total integral value is chosen to match the α-cut operations and acquire complete information for the fuzzy numbers.

A new control parameter is introduced to conduct the search of employed bees and onlooker bees with the intention of balancing the global exploration and local exploitation, and an enhanced strategy is proposed for the scout bee phase to prevent the algorithm from searching in poor regions of the solution space.

Simon Rattle was then introduced to conduct the London Symphony Orchestra in a performance of Vangelis's "Chariots of Fire", as a tribute to the British film industry.

3D contour lines with NPVs are introduced to visually conduct PV installation strategies with desirable revenues over project lifetimes.

An inverted emulsion pathway polymerization method was introduced to synthesize conducting polypyrrole (PPy) into the layer of inorganic clay within a nanolevel, using dodecylbenzenesulfonic acid (DBSA) as both an emulsifier and a dopant.

The origins of black boxes, which are the size of about two decks of cards and are situated under the center console, date to the 1990 model year, when General Motors introduced them to conduct quality studies.

2. Use the same procedure as introduced before to conduct nonlinear regression for each new data set of θ.

Subsequently, we have identified state-of-the-art incident reporting formats and used the introduced models to conduct a comparative analysis of these formats.

He has made occasional visits to London with the Berlin players, appearing here regularly only with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, the period-instrument band which he introduced to Glyndebourne and continues to conduct, and making returns to his native Liverpool during its year as City of Culture.

In sharp contrast to medical standards, engineers and scientists are first introduced to ethical codes of conduct (if at all) only after reaching post-graduate study.