Sentence examples for method and captures from inspiring English sources
The model utilizes the particle dynamics method and captures the complex physics involved in particle damping, including frictional contact interactions and energy dissipation due to viscoelasticity of the particle material.
To tackle such a problem, most of the SR methods reduce the size of the solution space by incorporating strong prior information, which can be obtained by training data, using various regularization methods, and capturing specific image features [2].
Changes in recording methods, scrutiny and capture, as well as the FMD outbreak of 2001 have all contributed to this period of uncertainty and variability in the dataset.
Experiments are performed to select skeleton features adapted to this method and relevant to capture human actions.
This method efficiently captures and compares the similarities in the phylogenetic topologies produced by individual gene trees with no need of a reference species tree.
This study presents a novel and practical method to capture and represent construction project knowledge by using network knowledge maps.
Starting from a statistical definition of stability, the method simultaneously captures, Pareto and Nash equilibrium solutions ensuring performance and stability.
> -wrap-foot> We captured specific target DNA from a complex environmental metagenome using a novel SHS capture method and NGS.
Their work has an official title rich in theory terms: Longitudinal gait development in pigs assessed with a single-plane stereophotogrammetric motion capture method and associations with clinical subjective scores of conformation, gait and osteochondrosis.
The Michigan-based artist uses photo manipulation tactics such as The Brenizer Method and meticulous photoshopping to capture Gregory Crewdson-limagesages without the multi-million dollar budgets.
We are indebted to James W. Wilson for technical advice during the implementation of the VEX-Capture method and generous gift of bacterial strains and plasmids.
