Sentence examples for method is governed from inspiring English sources

The first employed DZE method is governed by a Laplace equation to estimate the geometric deviations and a Finite Difference scheme is used to iteratively solve the problem.

From the above investigation, we can conclude that the preparation of drug loaded nanoparticles by emulsion solvent evaporation method is governed by different preparation variables.

Tracking and optimizing the exact message pdf's involves tedious computation, which is exacerbated by the fact the proposed new method is governed by a set of control points, rather than a single control point as in the conventional method.

Those changes in the order of the bells' sounding that constitute a method are governed by 4 rules: (a) no bell may move more than one position at each change/row; (b) each bell sounds once in each row; (c) no row is repeated; and (d) the ringing begins and ends in Rounds.

The difference or the convergence of results by different methods is governed by the extent of process uncertainty contribution to the total failure probability.

PEC's electromagnetic problems, just like other eddy current NDT&E methods, are governed by Maxwell equations.

However, the sulphidation environments for the 5 methods are completely different: (1) the TAA method 3 is governed by the acid gas H2S while the Na2S immersion method 5 occur in a strong alkaline solution of pH = 14, or (2) some methods occur in a gaseous environment other ones in a liquid environment.

In the relaxation dispersion method, the degree of dispersion is governed by the population of each species, the difference in chemical shift of each resonance in each state and the rates of their interconversion [ 33].

Therefore, the Rule By Law method of governing is to be judged by a relatively new paradigm in the global economy which are the economic effects on a country which is governed by such a system.

To ensure a fair comparison of methods which are governed by different parameters, we compare a genetic algorithm with the population size n p, the maximal number of generations n g, and the fittest survival rate r f with a repeated random draws algorithm which makes n h draws computed as follows: begin{array}{*{20}l} n_{h}= 1-r_{f} times n_{p} times n_{g} + r_{f} times n_{p}.

Hence it could be deduced that in Indian context the preference of suicide method is usually governed by availability, accessibility and socio acceptability rather than violence associated with lethality of method (Kanchan et al., 2009).