Sentence examples for methods splitting from inspiring English sources

Density, freeze-thaw resistance according to two different methods, splitting tensile strength and abrasion resistance were measured in the tests.

For the implementation, we use functional decomposition methods, splitting techniques, and integrating factors designed as the solutions of some adjoint problems.

After detrending by two methods, splitting some time series according to stationarity tests and removing one EMD detrended time series due to nonstationarity, we were left with a total of 21 Ca2+ spiking time series.

In the course of studying the actions of isolated genes, Berg developed methods for splitting DNA molecules at selected sites and attaching segments of the molecule to the DNA of a virus or plasmid, which could then enter bacterial or animal cells.

Unlike the FDTD ADI and low-order Strang methods, the splitting error in our scheme is only of fourth order.

These questions have traditionally been studied using analytic techniques such as entropy methods or splitting of operators.

Here is the output that results from any one of these methods for splitting strings.

Combining the implicit midpoint method and the splitting method, we present a new iterative algorithm with errors to solve the problems of finding zeros of the sum of m-accretive operators and μ-inversely strongly accretive operators in a real q-uniformly smooth and uniformly convex Banach space.

His option is that the numerical computing result of the alternating segment or the band parallel method usually is better than the original method without splitting processing in terms of computing accuracy.

Cascade control method [71, 72], splitting capacitance method [73], zero-pole compensation method [74], and filter-capacitor-voltage feedback method [75] are the effective active damping schemes.

After joining the faculty of Stanford University, Palo Alto, Calif., in 1934, he proposed a method for splitting a beam of neutrons into two components that corresponded to the two possible orientations of a neutron in a magnetic field.