Sentence examples for methodology such that from inspiring English sources

The SPIRIT-μKernel has been designed and implemented based on a two-level hierarchical scheduling methodology such that the real-time constraints of each application can be guaranteed.

A key feature of the refinements are the formulation of the methodology such that the likelihood for misinterpretation and 'game-playing' is greatly reduced, if not eliminated altogether.

In "Traditional and Critical Theory," on the other hand, the critique strikes more directly at the formalism inherent in the sciences' own methodology, such that the problem is internal to the sciences.

The objective of the current work is to develop a new methodology such that model reduction can be implemented to modal analysis of multi-body systems with non-proportional damping that were not modeled using bond graphs.

The ultimate goal is to provide cell designer and manufacture with a predictive methodology such that the life of the IC system can be managed and optimized through different coating thickness to meet the overall cell designed life.

The purpose of this study is to develop a scaling methodology such that the prototypical quench front related phenomena such as the entrainment of liquid droplets can be preserved in a laboratory-scale test facility which may have material, geometrical, fluid, and flow differences as compared to the prototypical case.

However, these studies used different data sources, differing definitions of postpartum hemorrhage and varying methodologies such that it is not clear if these results are widely generalisable and hence whether a similar pattern is likely to be observed in other high resource countries.

Additionally, repetitive DNAs represent a challenge for the assembly of genomes sequenced by the whole-genome shotgun methodology, such as that of D. virilis (Drosophila 12 Genomes Consortium 2007).

Studies with other methodologies, such as that of Murray et al [ 30], have not observed relationships like those observed by Terman et al [ 29].

3 6 12–14 It is apparent that any system redesign must reference the perspectives and preferences of all involved in the process, and that using methodology such as 'experience-based co-design' means that patients' preferences can be reconciled with available resources.

In fact, according to Flint (2009), in order to conduct such exploratory research, an appropriate methodology such as grounded theory is necessary that has been used to reveal how social actors interpret and act within their environments.