Sentence examples for methodology for introducing from inspiring English sources
And thus, people are itching for a better way to meet their match, and they're no longer content with an industry where the prevailing methodology for introducing us to other humans is based on these gimmicks, or on pseudoscience, robot matchmakers, and the deployment of virtual fruit, as Mills said in his introductory letter to the Nerve community.
Disclosed methodology for introducing broad range of 2-iodophenols, 2-iodothiophenols and tetronic acid in basic ionic liquid with predictable high yield will catch the attention of synthetic chemists.
By analysing the different methodologies within the framework of a complete renovation, we are developing a methodology for introducing the determined system for renovation projects and a model for analysis and decision-making during the preliminary design with the use of modern IT.
Although this model only includes the buffering of H+ and Ca2+, the methodology for introducing buffering is generic and the buffering of K+ and Cl− can be easily introduced for the compartmental model if it is required.
Recent developments in synthetic methodologies for introducing the hexafluoroisopropanol unit into the vitamin D CD-ring side chain were described herein.
We find the extreme programming methodology highly suitable for introducing undergraduate students to software engineering.
The increasing prevalence and success of organo-fluorines have instigated enormous efforts over the past decades in developing methodologies for efficiently introducing fluorine into organic molecules, however the unique properties of fluorine make these chemical incorporations challenging, usually needing harsh synthetic conditions and giving rise to moderate chemo- or stereo- selectivity.
Here we advance the method beyond its first application [5], in fully developing and verifying the directionality index methodology by introducing a test for the detected directionality significance.
In this paper nonlinear estimation problems commonly found in marine systems are addressed, supported on a methodology recently introduced for the design of exponentially stable nonlinear observers for non-autonomous time- varying nonlinear systems (Oliveira, 2007).
A simple methodology is introduced for a comparison on the basis of cost-performance efficiency.
A simplified version of the methodology is introduced for underdeveloped areas.
