Sentence examples for methods in large scale from inspiring English sources

For years, teams have used such methods in large scale disasters, like the deadly tornado that struck Joplin, Mo., in May.

The evaluation is designed to check the effectiveness of the proposed methods in large scale scenarios in terms of execution time, convergence and sensitivity to the choice of initial parameters.

Further improvements on CTC isolation technologies are needed, while a combination of imaging and highly sensitive multi-parametric molecular methods in large scale predictive biomarker studies will enable the establishment of CTCs in the clinical setting.

The present work addresses two important aspects; (i) crystalline formation of perovskites by fast powder production method (FPP) in large scale and its corresponding analysis and (ii) fabrication of mixed cation perovskite solar cells (PSC) by conventional one step method using inorganic copper (I) thiocyanate (CuSCN) as hole transport material (HTM).

The computational efficiency is usually very low by common methods in large-scale engineering problem-solving.

Thus, computational efficiency and precision are hard to unify when using traditional reliability methods in large-scale complex engineering structures.

Compared to the best performance of other methods in large-scale image retrieval application which achieves 0.430 [28], the proposed SDEVLAD achieves 0.537, and the result can be further improved to 0.568 by Multiroot [42].

These results suggest the usefulness of our proposed methods in large-scale applications.

Only recently have practical applications of Bayesian methods in large-scale tropical disease control programs been reported (7 – 9 ).

Indeed, the Educational Testing Service and many other large companies now employ CAS methods in large-scale, high-stakes, standardized exams (Powers et al., 2002).

The application of alignment-free methods in large-scale phylogenomics is currently limited, and the scalability and robustness of these methods remain to be systematically investigated.