Sentence examples for methodology 1 from inspiring English sources

For each parameter value (a i,b i,c i ), we apply the following methodology: 1.

For such use cases, we propose the following methodology: 1. Collect raw CDRs for a random selection of n customers.

In order to implement the CSV methodology, 1) representation of context models and 2) layer-based visualization mechanisms are suggested.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Steps in applying the methodology 1. System descriptions Comprehensive and clear system descriptions were required for the assessment, especially for systems that did not yet exist on the market.

Two optimal experimental design problems illustrate the proposed methodology: 1) optimal sensor placement for load identification in nonlinear beam models, 2) optimal sensor placement for modal identification of bridges using complex FE models.

The study was achieved thanks to a two steps methodology: (1) a comprehensive characterization and evaluation of the performance and the energy consumption of video decoding, (2) an accurate high level energy model is extracted based on the characterization step.

According to ICCPN methodology [1], we searched the main databases for medical literature: Pubmed, Medline, Embase, Scopus and the Cochrane Library.

However, due to overlapping energy distributions and mixed emission mechanisms, standard DLTS methodology [1] becomes less straightforward for finding parameters of confined QD energy states.

This study was the first population-based survey using established methodology [1] and questionnaire [2] to estimate the prevalence of primary headache disorders in Ethiopia.

The scores are derived from topological analysis of the urban street grid using sDNA (spatial domain network analysis) methodology.1 Our analysis supports the hypothesis of a systematic link between connectivity and land use class in general and also reveals certain specific features of land use decision-making in the city.

The Eco-indicator 99 methodology [1] is included to perform a life cycle impact assessment (LCIA) allowing the model to achieve individual optimization of economic and environmental objectives or, instead, to optimize both objectives simultaneously by using a weighted sum approach [2].