Sentence examples for method that seeks from inspiring English sources
In this paper we propose an approximation method that seeks a compromise between solution accuracy and computational efficiency.
Its members are chosen by a method that seeks what may be all but unattainable: a high court accountable to the public but not to actual voters, chosen by a partisan governor yet above politics.
This study proposes, by taking tariff level as a parameter, a design method that seeks balance between financial viability and affordability.
Deformation twinning at the tip of a straight crack or notch is analyzed using a phase-field method that seeks equilibrium twin morphologies via direct minimization of a free energy functional.
Her research has required intensive study of the institutions and networks that support the individual and collective construction of the marrano identity through "multi-sited ethnography," a method that seeks to capture the whole of a large-scale phenomenon by cumulatively tracing its emergence in several geographically distinct sites.
LP is a mathematical optimization method that seeks to optimize (i.e., minimize or maximize) a linear objective function subject to equality and inequality constraints.
We have developed several variants of our method that seek to minimize the number of images needed for separation.& By using a sinusoid-based illumination pattern, the separation can be done using just three images taken by changing the phase of the pattern.
There are several statistical methods that seek to rate candidates' ideology on a left-right scale.
For credit unions lacking advanced IRR methods that seek simple valuation measures, the NCUA Asset Valuation Tables are available and prepared quarterly by the NCUA.
We focus in particular on numerical methods that seek to preserve the discontinuous nature of the solutions across the interface between phases.
Computational photography includes the development of purely software based methods that seek to process multiple images (which could be taken with even a traditional camera) to produce a new type of image or scene representation.
