Sentence examples for method by simultaneously from inspiring English sources

Hence, we improve the iteration method by simultaneously updating the foreground model and the background model of two images.

The force-controlled inputs provided an evaluation of the overall numerical method by simultaneously predicting both kinematics and wear.

The novel method presented in this paper aims at shortening the duration of the state-of-the-art fatigue testing method by simultaneously exciting the blade with a combination of two or more eigenfrequencies.

Recent studies expanded this method by simultaneously measuring ultrasonography, EMG, and MMG (Delaney et al. 2010; Guo et al. 2010).

Models prepared by the new method development approach (small-scale method) and by a traditional method development (blender-scale method) were compared by simultaneously monitoring a 1 kg batch size blend run.

Different from the custom used methods such as geometric dimension reduction and configuration modification, a new sensitivity improving method was proposed by simultaneously modifying both the surface profile and the cross-section type of the cantilever to optimize its stiffness and mass distribution.

21 Only 80 patients were found to have undiagnosed diabetes, and an equal number were identified solely by one method or simultaneously by both: 27.5% (n=22) only by FPG, 36.3% (n=29) only by HbA1c, and 36.3% (n=29) by both methods.

This method can be applied by simultaneously injecting gas and surfactant solution or alternating gas with brine-added surfactant solution (Dholkawala et al. 2007).

These limitations of the conventional method can be eliminated by simultaneously varying all the affecting parameters by using a statistical experimental design such as the response surface methodology (RSM [35].

Here, we present a method for circumventing these problems by simultaneously ablating multiple points in a living tissue.

This tutorial focuses on the Monte-Carlo simulation, which is a method to quantify overall uncertainty by simultaneously integrating all sources of uncertainty.