Sentence examples for iterative moving from inspiring English sources
In this paper, a new framework is proposed to first estimate future independent factors using SARIMA (seasonal auto-regressive iterative moving average) method and NARANN (nonlinear autoregressive artificial neural network) method, both of which are called a "forecasted scenario approach".
The s n and e n values are determined by iterative moving median calculations of the data immediately adjacent to the abnormal region boundaries.
Right now we're seeing plenty of iterative moves by these fitness-focused wearable tech companies — the mildly-refreshed Jawbone UP24 and Nike Fuelband SE spring to mind — but I suspect it won't be long before the next generation of quantified self hardware begins to pull away from smartphones in earnest.
It is an iterative process, moving between stress analysis and identification of design related constraints, with materials properties including cost and life cycle assessment.
The process is an iterative one, moving back and forth between tasks and steps as information and perspectives emerge from various activities.
This was an iterative process, moving between the data and the analytical concepts to develop codes and concepts grounded in the data.
This was not a rigid linear process, but an iterative process, moving backwards and forwards through the six phases as required.
Note that this may be achieved in an iterative way, because moving other operations ahead may violate transaction order also.
As data management proceeded, emerging themes supplemented interview topics; this iterative process involved moving backwards and forwards between the Framework stages [ 33, 35].
Through an iterative process of moving between the literature and the data, we identified three themes pertaining to how patient safety problems that healthcare practitioners can solve are handled with respect to reporting.
An iterative process was followed, moving back and forth between data collection, analysis, interpretation and explanation, making use of triangulation where possible to strengthen interpretations.
