Sentence examples for methodology that first from inspiring English sources

These short wave trains are calculated via a design methodology that first creates short time series containing a specified, large ship response and then back-calculates the incident wave trains using linear systems theory.

In this supplement, Reverter et al. [ 35] propose a kernel PCA methodology that first selects the appropriate kernel for each data type and second combines the kernels from the different data types for a given statistical task.

This paper develops and applies a methodology that first apportions these aggregate benefits across the diverse range of marine landscapes and habitats and then estimates the marginal benefit of protection.

This paper presents a methodology that first uses pinch analysis to optimize a medium-sized Scottish brewery from a direct heat recovery perspective followed by the integration of a solar thermal system.

Here, we propose a simple methodology that first performs an enrichment test to find patterns in the values of globally profiled kinetic parameters with which a model can produce the required system dynamics; this is then followed by a statistical test to elucidate the association between individual parameters and different parts of the system's dynamics.

In order to build a sentiment analysis model, we propose in this paper a three stages-based methodology that consists of, first building sentiment words, then classifying and balancing this set of words before executing the prediction algorithm.

We present the first methodology that allows a core to scale its interface bandwidth to the maximum available in a routing channel.

The present work proposes an expeditious, continuous processing methodology that aims in a first step the generation of a points' structured grid and its associated triangle structured mesh by defining an injective function from a virtual surface onto the surface's cloud points.

Not only was he a powerful influence (albeit mostly by repulsion) upon the founders of Pragmatism, Phenomenology, and neo-Kantianism, it was also Wundt and his pioneering students who developed the empirical methodologies that first granted psychology a disciplinary identity distinct from philosophy.

But what characterizes many of the treatises and remarks on methodology that appeared in the seventeenth century is their appeal, frequently self-conscious, to ancient methods (despite, or perhaps for diplomatic reasons because of, the critique of the content of traditional thought), although new wine was generally poured into the old bottles.

This study proposes a new integrated methodology that is used for the first time in the literature.