Sentence examples for methods of elaboration from inspiring English sources

In general, although these studies used different methods of elaboration (function or type of service delivered, source of funding, or programme of care), they were all based on data that were either published officially or collected previously.

Laser cladding is known as flexible and efficient method for elaboration of diverse protective coatings including functionally graded, multilayered, etc. Robotic laser cladding with coaxial powder injection is often referred to as Direct Metal Deposition (DMD).

This study is part of the surveys conducted in the doctoral research about the methodological tools of fashion design, which focuses in the techniques and methods for the elaboration of visual support of the semantic aspects of clothing products in the educational context.

Natural product synthesis continues to provide an attractive platform for the discovery of new synthetic methods and further elaboration of novel synthesis pathways.

The method allows the elaboration of a diagnose of the connectivity of terrestrial landscape ecosystems, on the basis of a previously defined set of ecological functional areas, and a computational cost-distance model which includes the barrier effect.

Bunsen's studies of the composition of gases given off from blast furnaces showed that 50 to 80 percent or more of the heat was wasted and led to elaboration of his methods of measuring volumes of gases in his only publication, Gasometrische Methoden (1857).

Therefore, the elaboration of new methods of creating glutamate-sensitive biosensors with improved analytical characteristics is an actual challenge.

This desire was successfully realized thanks to the introduction of various classes of general solutions and to an elaboration of the methods of proof for the corresponding uniqueness theorems.

This article reports a new method for the elaboration of a hybrid biomaterial in the form of sponge based on collagen gel, CaCO3 from recycled Rapana thomasiana seashell, and Na2HPO4·2H2O.

Exploration and elaboration of the conduction (i.e. conducted improvisation) methods of Lawrence Butch Morrisis (1947 2013).

This approach allows for triangulation (corroboration from different methods) and complementarity (elaboration and clarification of results from different methods), thus adding depth and insight to analysis.