Sentence examples for methodologies to convert from inspiring English sources
The inability of the formalisms to fit all purposes has driven the development of methodologies to convert between different formalisms.
A robust error analysis was undertaken to determine the optimum methodology to convert image light intensity to concentration.
For practical implementation, we utilize the advantages of digital redesign methodology to convert a well-designed high-gain analog controller/observer into its corresponding low-gain digital controller/observer.
This research not only focusses on an available resource in nature but also showcases the role of modern methodology to convert this resource (cardamom husk) into a protective shield for a polymeric blend carrying drug molecules.
A research methodology is used to convert these specifications into generative designs using a set of algorithms.
A methodology is proposed to convert a known LP distribution for a VS composite laminate into a realistic design in terms of fiber angles, with minimum loss of structural performance, whilst satisfying a constraint on in-plane fiber angle curvature.
Single cell methodology has been developed to convert β,β,β-trichloroethoxy biscarbamates to diazenes.
The functionalization of polyolefins is a useful methodology to chemically convert these extremely important commodities into value-added polymers by generating materials with additional properties, such as adhesion, dyeability, paintability, wettability, and compatibility that are not characteristic of the starting macromolecules with a paraffin structure.
To convert the suggested methodology into a tool that could be used by medicinal chemists, a number of questions still need to be answered.
Ewan McGregor tries to convince Cruise to convert to the Jedi methodology.
The work taking place at the NRC also caught the attention of optics giant Olympus, which saw the prospect of a new product that would build on an established market of microscope users without asking them to convert exclusively to unfamiliar methodology or acquire another expensive, specialized piece of equipment.
