Sentence examples for methods handbook from inspiring English sources

With the "Methods Handbook" the first step in developing an open standardisation process has been taken.

Talsma, D., Woldorff, M.G. "Methods for the estimation and removal of artifacts and overlap in ERP waveforms..". Event-related Potentials: A Methods Handbook.

In the "Methods Handbook", the GHG calculation of the entire process chain is carried out in accordance with the EU Renewable Energy Directive EU REDD 2009/28/EG), partially modified using Germany-specific comparators.

DT coordinated an intensive discussion process and the production of the "Methods Handbook - Part 1: Technological parameters, supplying costs, life cycle assessment" (Methodenhandbuch), which is intended for the use in the material flow-orientated assessment of research within the scope of the funding programme and the entire bioenergy sector.

A German version of the "Methods Handbook--Part 1: Technological parameters, supplying costs, and life cycle assessment" is freely available for download: http://www.energetische-biomassenutzung.de/de/downloads/programminformationen.html.html

Additionally a first product for the planned quality assurance of the results via a dedicated method handbook is given.

Disagreement was calculated according to the RAND/UCLA Appropriateness Method handbook [ 31].

Cronbach, L. J. & Snow, R. E. Aptitudes and Instructional Methods: A Handbook for Research on Interactions (Irvington Publishers, Inc., Oxford, UK, 1977).

Buffer solutions were prepared according to the methods from Handbook of Basis Tables for Chemical Analysis (Svoronos 1989) [21].

To evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed GA, further experiments were carried out, in which performances of the proposed GA and random search method (Andradóttir, S., A review of random search methods, in Handbook of Simulation Optimization, C.M. Fu, Editor 2015) are compared to one another.

The results of the hybrid approach for the case study are compared with those of genetic algorithm, the feasible direction method and handbook recommendation.