Sentence examples for methodology of mapping from inspiring English sources

The methodology of mapping the algorithms onto array structures is depicted in Figure 5. Figure 5 Mapping Design Methodology.

We modelled native phytorichness at landscape scale following a three-tier methodology of mapping of habitat types, field sampling of vascular plants and spatial modelling with landscape matrices for central Indian landscape in India.

This research showed that in this particular case, the methodology of mapping stakeholder salience as described by Mitchell et al. (1997) combined with a modified typology of Kusyk and Lozano (2007) for categorizing social issue management valences, is a useful way to describe stakeholder theory in a social entrepreneurship.

Employing a mixed methodology of mapping the evolution of the area in question and conducting interviews with surrounding residents and experts in the urban planning or public administration, we demonstrate how lack of an effective planning system and appropriate policies serves to exacerbate conflict between interested parties.

The methodology of mapping bidirectional promoters across species used here treats the genes on each side of a promoter as anchors that delimit the intergenic, orthologous regulatory region.

For multiple scanning, the operations of this second phase must be performed by the same operator to provide a uniform standard of the mapping (the same intra-operator error in all of the mapping carried out) and also to avoid incorporating interoperator error into the methodology of the mapping (this error must be considered in the case of measurements taken by different operators).

Our analysis introduces a methodology of vulnerability mapping for heat-related health outcomes that can serve as a template for future heat vulnerability maps at local and regional levels.

This study presents an exhaustive methodology of floodplain mapping at ungauged rivers.

In this study, we use the formal research methodology of systematic mapping to provide a breadth-first review of big data technologies in manufacturing.

It shows that designers' beliefs and awareness about uses in places, in some aspects, differ from actual use and demonstrates the value of the methodology of behaviour mapping in revealing relationships between design and use that are based on empirical evidence.

By integrating emission source data with existing official statistics as well as using rescaling methodology of data mapping for 1 km grid, the authors constructed high resolution emission gridded data in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei (Jing-Jin-Ji) region in China for 2012.