Sentence examples for method first introduced from inspiring English sources

Value at risk (VaR) is a method first introduced in the financial sector for modeling potential loss in a complex venture.

The choice of the species to be deleted is performed exploiting the element flux analysis method, first introduced by Revel et al.; when a global error function of the reduced mechanism exceeds the required accuracy, the collision frequencies and activation energies of selected reactions are corrected by means of a GA-based code.

Bootstrap method is an alternative method first introduced by Efron (1979) for determining uncertainty in any statistic caused by sampling error.

In[12], a cooperative localization algorithm is derived, which extends the non-parametric belief propagation (NBP) message-passing method first introduced in[13].

Within the broader context of SERVQUAL that has had a dominating influence in consumer and marketing research, Buttle [8]) provides an extensive review and critique of the SERVQUAL method first introduced by Parasuraman et al. [9].

(1.4) When (f u)=u^{p}) in (1.4), many results have been studied in [5, 6, 10 12] and the references therein, among which Xu [6] proved finite time blow up for solutions through the so-called potential well method, first introduced in [13].

It was al-Ashʿarī (d. 935 or 936), a student of the Muʿtazilī al-Jubbāʾī, who broke the force of the movement by refuting its teachings with the same Hellenistic, rational methods first introduced by the Muʿtazilah.

The parametric g-formula is one of a broader group of "g-methods" first introduced by Robins to control for time-varying confounding affected by past exposure, a signature characteristic of healthy worker survivor bias in longitudinal occupational studies.

Specifically, four of the most popular methods are first introduced: Maximum method and Van Aerde method (deterministic) and breakdown method and PLM method (stochastic).

In this paper one of the model-based eigendecomposition methods, the state space method, is first introduced.

Designed to combine the good accuracy properties of pseudospectral techniques such as Legendre or Chebyshev methods with the geometrical flexibility of classical low order FE methods, spectral element methods were first introduced in 1984 [ 15], combining spectral methods with domain decomposition approaches.