Sentence examples for mapping techniques that from inspiring English sources
The testing employed an efficient, cost-effective new method that has replaced older seismic mapping techniques that used sledge hammers, movable weights and even explosive charges to generate shock waves.
In this review we describe a variety of conceptually different mapping techniques that have attracted the attention of researchers because they allow analysis of complex multidimensional data in an intuitively comprehensible visual manner.
It incorporates the use of new video mapping techniques that are projected onto a large cubic structure from which Tobin performs.
The main contribution of this article is towards mapping techniques that do no not use pedigrees as input, such as association studies, IBD mapping and homozygosity mapping.
The first clue to the origin of CHED came from the use of mapping techniques that enabled researchers to link autosomal recessive inheritance of CHED to genetic markers within the 20p13 chromosomal locus [ 5, 22– 25].
It is only with the use of supercomputers and improved seismic mapping techniques that it has become possible to ferret out deeper deposits.
The simulation employs a new 'mapping/reverse mapping' technique that is orders of magnitude more efficient than conventional molecular dynamics simulations of fully atomistic models.
The result is a semi-automated mapping technique that accommodates the automatic clustering of the source model with the user's hypothesized knowledge about the system's architecture.
For the purpose of the bibliometric analysis, the authors of the article applied VOS, which is a mapping technique that can serve as an alternative to the well-known technique of multidimensional scaling (MDS).
Geometric phase analysis, a strain mapping technique that is used with a transmission electron microscope, shows that, if a small amount of Si is incorporated into sapphire, it becomes elastically softer than GaN.
In this study, we present a mean total annual precipitation mapping technique that combines topographical information (i.e. elevation and slope orientation) with average total annual rain gauge data in order to overcome this problem.
