Sentence examples for method will then from inspiring English sources
This intermediate material made through this direct reduction method will then be used as a substitute for iron ore pellets in Voestalpine's European steel plants to bring down their costs, according to Wolfgang Eder, the chairman of the company's management board and chief executive.
The developed method will then be applied to a case of long-term waste management planning.
The effects of the partial participation in the GHG control scheme in the different accounting method will then appear.
The method will then correct the estimate for the second state to 0.35 m/frame, and the average estimated velocity over two states will be accurate.
By way of illustration, the method will then be implemented for a model municipality, in order to demonstrate the potential value-added and employment effects achieved in an average municipality in Germany in 2011 by using RE.
After generating a set of base learners, the ensemble method will then be formed by combining the base models or a subset of them based on defined criteria or algorithm to form a generalised prediction model.
These methods will then be applied to the polymorphs of two closely related chemical compounds, sulfathiazole and sulfapyridine.
Two iterative discrete bit loading methods will then be proposed to maximize the total rate without the need for any prior energy allocation.
Such clinically useful treatment methods will then be available for use in both the emergency and primary care settings.
Some of these methods will then be described in more detail before we finally show examples of construction and evaluation of classification and probability estimation rules using a number of different methods on data from a GWA study on rheumatoid arthritis.
Beyond the development of the indicator framework, the research plan adopting the V-Model approach foresees to translate the framework into an assessment method which will then in several iteration cycles be verified and validated in real world.
