Sentence examples for method termed as from inspiring English sources

This paper develops an efficient method termed as PE-PIM to address the exact nonstationary responses of pavement structure, which is modeled as a rectangular thin plate resting on bi-parametric Pasternak elastic foundation subjected to stochastic moving loads with constant acceleration.

Specifically, a multi-view dimensionality reduction method, termed as sparse representation regularized multiset canonical correlation analysis (SR2MCC) is first proposed.

A nonparametric method termed as manifold structure preservative (MSP) is proposed in this paper for hyperspectral target detection.

Based on the framework, we develop a novel dimensionality reduction method, termed as semi-paired and semi-supervised generalized correlation analysis (S2GCA).

The new method, termed as backbone-guided search, can be embedded in a local search algorithm, such as WalkSAT, to improve its performance.

We report on three different methods to prepare nanostructured materials using highly ordered porous alumina membranes as templates: (1) firstly, a new and simple method, termed as the paired cell method, was developed for the preparation of inorganic nanowires.

Those involved in protests and clashes have so far used methods termed as non-violent resistance, made popular in the First Intifada.

Since early 1980s new families of computational methods, termed as soft computing (SC) methods, have been proposed.

DNA immunoprecipitation combined with next generation sequencing methods termed as MeDIP-seq can be used to for the generation of methylomes from tissue or cells using 160-300 ng of starting DNA (Taiwo et al., 2012).

We suggest to use a set of recently developed Bayesian methods termed as Approximate Bayesian Computation (e.g., refs [48], [49], [50]).

To test this possibility, we used gene expression data from the Stanford Microarray Database [ 23] to calculate for each gene the average magnitude of expression changes upon various conditions (see Materials and Methods), termed as transcriptional plasticity.