Sentence examples for method developed previously from inspiring English sources
Survival during desiccation was determined using a method developed previously (Vriezen et al., 2006).
Compared with the parametric mapping method developed previously, the virtual punching method is shown to be an implicit boundary representation for this specific kind of structure.
According to the method developed previously for calculating the required rotation for composite connections, typical cases are studied and the required connection rotations are evaluated.
The Rigorous 2 Step (R2S) method, developed previously at KIT, has been employed for the calculation of the shutdown dose rates.
This new method is an improvement on the heuristic method developed previously by the authors, because the C-space representation enables an automatic layout design system to conduct a more systematic search among all of the feasible designs.
So the simple hybrid (analytical numerical) scalar method, developed previously for spheres with variable, even discontinuous compressibility, is easily extended to the general case of inhomogeneous density in a manner requiring the least possible analytical and computational effort.
The integral form of the Fourier transform matrix elements allows us to apply fast Fourier transform (FFT) methods developed previously for R3, S2, and SO(3) to speed up considerably the computation of convolutions of functions on SE(3).
Experiments showing the propagation of a shear band ahead of the main crack are analyzed by using methods developed previously by others for the diffraction of an elastic shear wave by a semi-infinite crack.
Although Infinium HumanMethylation450 is a two-color channel microarray, the methods developed previously for gene expression arrays cannot be used as such.
The first step, based on methods developed previously by Bielas and colleagues, enriches for deletion-bearing molecules and improves mutant specificity (Bielas & Loeb, 2005; Vermulst et al., 2008a).
PCBs were assayed in the laboratory of Dr. Mary Wolff [ 19] using modifications of methods developed previously by Brock et al. [ 20].
