Sentence examples for method that replaces from inspiring English sources

Charpak revolutionized the way science is taught in schools with his "hands on" method that replaces theory with practice and has been emulated in several other countries.

The work in [15] describes a method that replaces the SVD operation with the Cholesky factorization operation to blindly estimate the channel.

We have developed a novel purification method that replaces multiple wash steps with a single pass of paramagnetic particles (PMPs) though an immiscible hydrophobic liquid.

For IFEM-1, we can consider a method that replaces the per-iteration SINR's in the IFEM-1 update equation with fixed values of SINR's calculated under the initial maximum power transmission strategy.

PuFFIN is a multi-scale peak-calling method that replaces each nucleosome-enriched paired-end sequence read with a Gaussian curve.

Next, we propose a method that replaces the physicochemical properties in the PseAAC with the PSPCP (positional specific physicochemical properties), which can be derived from the PSSM and the existing physicochemical properties.

Their greatest achievement was the development of the brilliant champlevé enamelling, a method that replaced the earlier cloisonné technique.

A large body of approximation methods are proposed to address this optimization problem, such as greedy pursuit [19] based methods like matching pursuit [20], or convex-relaxation [21] based methods that replace the l 0 with the l1 norm, min f ∥ f ∥ 1 s.

This method of imputation has been shown to replace data more accurately than traditional group-centered methods that replace missing data with the group mean [ 27].

The inference methods that replaced the CoD approach are primarily based on the attractor structure [ 50, 79] or graph topology [ 89].

Early February 2008 saw the celebration of the first 10 years of work by the Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Validation of Alternative Methods (ICCVAM), the federally funded body charged with promoting the regulatory acceptance of scientifically valid safety testing methods that replace, reduce, or refine the use of animals.