Sentence examples for method and define from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we introduce a general group theoretic method and define a new Cayley graph.
As a result, we have used the CoSaMP method and define it in a distributed manner to estimate MIMO channels.
Finally, to provide guidance for coastal engineers and operators, we recommend the peaks over threshold method and define an objective approach for setting up the model.
By a q-symmetric exponential function, we shall illustrate the Laplace transform method and define and solve several families of linear fractional q-symmetric difference equations with constant coefficients.
We will identify the range of approaches, compare and contrast their approaches with recommendations and guidance identified from the methodological texts in Stage 1, identify any examples of how seminal texts have advanced the meta-ethnography method, and define good and poor reporting practices.
Then, small abnormal regions in the modulation map were detected by high speed local contrast method and defined as candidate targets.
Optimal values of operating parameters were determined by EES optimization using the "variable metric" searching method and defining bounds for each variable as constraints.
In a previous paper [60], we have extended the bibliometric method and defined compound-based (chemical) bibliometrics as a new research field.
We used the WHO/EPI cluster survey method and defined a cluster as a village (rural) or ward (town).
The bioinformatics subgroup is charged with integrating data processing parameters into the guidelines for each laboratory method and defining separate guidelines for exchanging the information defined in the guidelines between different software systems and databases.
Many scholars have carried out the researches by means of numerical simulation or physical simulation experiment individually, but the reports which combine the two methods and define the flow rate boundary between different dissolution patterns in carbonate acidizing are rare.
