Sentence examples for method which presents from inspiring English sources

Then, to meet these desired performance values, a method which presents a graphical relation between the required performance values and the parameters of the PI controller is given.

The current scheme is a well-balanced method, which presents accurate and robust results in both steady and unsteady flow simulations.

Here we prepare the nitrogen and sulfur co-doped graphene/carbon nanotube (NS-GR/CNT) with 3D architecture by one-step hydrothermal method, which presents good performance for OER.

The technology proposed is applicable to the elliptic type boundary-value problems and leads to effective computer codes aimed to control errors of approximate solutions obtained by the finite element method which presents nowadays the main computational tool in industrial software.

RFC is an important method, which presents some nice theoretical properties, such as the robustness with respect to the seed choice [26].

To aid the reading process, Spritz aligns words using what it refers to as an "optimal recognition point method" which presents the portion of the word that apparently allows the reader to most quickly recognize it, so the next word can be speedily pushed out.

K2PdF6 possessing cubic K2PtCl6-type structure has also been synthesized for the first time by this method which presented yet another example for the alteration of reaction landscapes by mechanical forces.

The teachers in the blended context in University B were experimenting with a variety of assessment methods, which presented issues for controlling cheating: [I use a] project-based learning approach.

According to our method, which is presented in this paper, some reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces have been presented in the first step.

In his "Discourse on Method," which is presented as an intellectual autobiography, Descartes recounts how he aimed to rebuild human knowledge on the firmest foundation.

Fragility method is developed based on Bayesian method, which is presented as the conditional probability of exceeding some limit state (minor, moderate, major, and collapse) for a given ground motion.