Sentence examples for method which comes from inspiring English sources
We choose this method, which comes with RPART, because most the variables are categorical.
Thus, the first method which comes to mind is that we calculate the average economic, social and environmental performance for each supplier.
An alternative method, which comes in a close second, is ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line), which uses copper wire but can provide only 9Mbps downstream and up to 800Kbps upstream.
The equation of the floating body in the time domain has been approximated by a state-space method, which comes from the extension of the state-space system corresponding to the convolution integral of the radiation force.
The approach is based on a mode-selection method which comes from an idea that an optimal range of frequency and mode exists for dynamic load reconstruction, as well as on the consistent spatial expression of the distributed dynamic loads.
The "weak Hamiltonian deformation" scheme method we are going to use is the so-called Gaussian wavepacket method which comes from semiclassical mechanics and is widely used in chemistry; it is due to Heller and his collaborators (Heller [34,35], Davis and Heller [10]) and Littlejohn [44].
She threw herself into winemaking, and developed a method (which came to be called riddling) for removing the dead yeast that long clouded champagne: she cut holes in her kitchen table and stored bottles cork down, twisting them so the sediment collected in their necks.
The reason for this is that an analytical model may be described and solved without utilization of numerical methods which come with high computational costs.
"The Method Gun," which comes to Dance Theater Workshop from March 2 to 11, is the most autobiographical of the company's pieces.
By means of the proposed method, the estimation error which comes from the different temperatures of the interconnection materials in the module is compensated.
In Section 3, we obtain a recurrence relation by applying the θ-methods to the simplified form which comes from making an invariant oscillation transformation on Equation (1).
