Sentence examples for methodology which considers from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we present a timing decision methodology which considers the whole oversaturation period.

In this paper, a scheduling methodology which considers parts design characteristics is presented for parallel machines.

We used habitat evaluation procedure (HEP) as a habitat-based impact assessment methodology which considers habitat quality and quantity.

The performance evaluation of each of the prototypes proposed is virtually tested by means of a detailed numerical methodology which considers the heat transfer and fluid dynamics phenomena present in these devices.

The present work aims at modelling molten salt tanks by proposing a parallel modular object-oriented methodology which considers the different elements of the storage (e.g. tank walls, insulation material, tank foundation, molten salt storage media, etc).

The Australian Government's savanna burning methodology, which is currently based on northern Australian fire management practices, is not applicable to southern parts and a methodology which considers the possibility of large wildfires is essential.

An improved methodology, which considering experimental testing, numerical modelling, and design constrains, is proposed in the paper for design optimization of composite structures.

However, the prespecified imputation methodology, which considered all patients who withdrew or escaped to active treatment as mTSS progressors, is likely to overestimate the progression seen in placebo patients.

To improve the performance of measurement systems, a new design methodology is required, which considers the relationship between each axial output and the coordinate values, Jacobian matrix.

Here, a methodology is presented which considers the interpolation of linear time-invariant (LTI) controllers designed for different operating points of a nonlinear system in order to produce a gain-scheduled controller.

Features of a modified planning and design methodology are suggested, which considers irrigation alongside other water sectors, and focuses on the river basin rather than on the individual system; an alternative which, it is proposed, is more flexible and 'water-resource-centred'.