Sentence examples for is eliminated by means of from inspiring English sources

For control design, the nonlinear part of the model is eliminated by means of inverse functions, followed by the application of automated tuning methods to the linear part to obtain the closed-loop system.

In a recent work [29] which considers a single-antenna OFDM system, signaling overhead associated with PAPR reduction is eliminated by means of inserting pilot tones in each OFDM symbol.

A set of collocation nodes distributed over the roots of Chebyshev polynomials are used to establish the algebraic system of the acoustic integral equations, and the non-uniqueness solution is eliminated by means of interior CHIEF points.

Iran, according to sources, is ready to persuade Maliki to step down, but not before things return to normal as they stood prior to the Iraqi uprising's seizure of posts and crossings, and not before ISIS is eliminated by means of airstrikes.

The periodicity of a repeating key exploited by Kasiski can be eliminated by means of a running-key Vigenère cipher.

Sample matrix effect was eliminated by means of dilution of urine samples.

At the first stage, overlapping of conventional well log data (inputs) was eliminated by means of principal component analysis (PCA).

For two-dimensional structures, if one of the dimensions can be eliminated by means of the Kantorovich method, the method still applies.

A significant deficiency of traditional road data models, being non-integrated 1-D, 2-D and 3-D roadatata, was eliminated by means of the newly developed methodology, Dynamic Reference Transformation, for transformations.

Since the derivatives of the density function (g(x)) in the quadrature formulas can be eliminated by means of the extrapolation method, the formulas can easily be applied to solving corresponding hyper-singular boundary integral equations.

Hempel, for instance, had argued that the notion of the reference of theoretical terms is "unnecessary" because it "can be eliminated, by means of Feigl's own criterion of factual reference" (Hempel 1950b, p. 173), namely the systematic interconnections between theoretical statements on the one hand and observations sentences on the other.