Sentence examples for methods from one from inspiring English sources
Klug said British and US campaigners had adopted methods from one another, both in the UK general election and in multiple elections across America.
The aim of this note is to provide a possibility of translating problems and methods from one area of graph coloring to another area of computer science.
Although functional safety and cyber-security engineering have a considerable overlap, the trend of adapting methods from one domain to the other is often challenged by non-domain experts.
The reality is that the most of CCC users do not have access to such instruments and do not have enough experience to transfer methods from one CCC column to another.
Students draw research methods from one or more of the disciplines that shape STS, such as history, sociology, communication, anthropology, environmental science, computer programming/modeling, engineering, economics, political science, and art history, while also capitalizing on unique analytical perspectives of STS as an intellectual field.
All these methods manipulate images and access directly data and methods from one or more classes that also manipulate images, such as the ImageData class.
Move Method Refactoring (MMR) refers to moving a method from one class to the class in which the method is used the most often.
The aim of this work was to show how quality assessment should be carried out in order to transfer an optimised method from one technique to another.
The major contribution of this paper is extending the QZS vibration isolation method from one degree of freedom (DOF) to all six DOFs, by using a novel QZS strut to construct a 6-DOF QZS vibration isolation platform.
Here we describe how the performance of warping can be substantially improved by extending the method from one- to two-dimensional images, with only a moderate increase in the computational effort.
Here they learn not only the sticky smell that hangs over production — heavy and sweet, like roasting squash bathed in syrup — but also its sounds, tastes and the variations in method from one family to the next.
