Sentence examples for methodologies based upon from inspiring English sources

Methodologies based upon fundamental physical processes are presented for understanding and predicting the development and propagation of fatigue cracks, including effects of sequential oxide type formation and of creep on either restraining or accelerating damage by oxidation.

With this in mind, the present study shows the interest of implementing an innovative methodology based upon a risk-based approach to define new design criteria for the enclosure walls.

To avoid having to deal with a huge number of model parameters, a methodology based upon structural contributions was applied.

An experimental methodology based upon chemical feeds is proposed to represent the steady-state RAS performance of the biofilters.

A methodology based upon the Ds-optimality criterion is proposed to establish experimental plans for robust parameter design (RPD) studies.

This work describes a micromechanics methodology based upon a local criterion incorporating the effects of plastic strain on cleavage fracture coupled with statistics of microcracks.

The AIS can be understood as a computational methodology based upon metaphors of the biological immune system of humans and other mammals.

The paper introduces an innovative SSC monitoring methodology based upon time domain reflectometry (TDR), especially emphasizing on optimum TDR measurement accuracy investigated theoretically and experimentally.

The present standardized methodology based upon the transmissibility measurement at the palm alone would thus be inappropriate for characterizing the overall reduction of the vibration exposure by a glove.

In this paper, a new fluid structure interaction immersed computational methodology, based upon the original Immersed Boundary Method (IBM) [1] is outlined with the final aim of modelling cardiovascular phenomena, specifically, heart valve related problems.

Recently, Shy et al. introduced a methodology based upon a downward propagating premixed flame through a near-isotropic turbulent flow field in a cruciform burner with a pair of specially designed ion probes for quantitative measurements of turbulent burning velocities.