Sentence examples for method originally suggested from inspiring English sources

The multidimensional scheme is constructed from a one-dimensional functioning code based on the dimensional splitting method originally suggested by Strang.

As a countermeasure against this problem, the hodograph method, originally suggested by Kurchashov and Pilipenko (1996) and used in this paper, employs both the amplitude and phase information at the same time.

We describe the application of a non-linear splitting method originally suggested by Di Mascio et al. [1], to the high-order finite difference model developed by Bingham et al. [2] and extended by Engsig-Karup et al. [3,4].

Here, we review methods for computing the Savage Dickey density ratio, and highlight an improved method, originally suggested by Gelfand and Smith (1990) and advocated by Chib (1995), that outperforms those currently discussed in the psychological literature.

To simplify we turn to an approximate form derived using a method originally suggested for an epidemiological metapopulation model with direct transmission [16].

To improve uniformity and decrease average bubble diameter to 200 μm, the solution was heated to 24° C and rotated, the latter method originally suggested by Bragg and Nye [ 21].

These results indicate that genetic improvement in bTB resistance is possible, most likely through genomic selection methods originally suggested by Meuwissen et al. (2001), rather than relying on individual SNPs, whose frequency in the population as a whole is still unknown.

This method was originally suggested by David Rogers [27].

This method of selection was originally suggested by Grimley [ 21] and has successfully been applied elsewhere [ 22, 23].. Coefficients of determination (R-square) of short and long form scales were calculated to evaluate the proportion of variance of the original HLQ which can be explained by the short form.

In return, methods that have been originally suggested for the analysis of differential equations with hysteresis appear to be useful in the classical theory of differential-operator equations.

Singular spectrum analysis [ 10– 15] was originally suggested as a method for decomposition of time series into a sum of identifiable components such as trend (or pattern), oscillations, and noise.