Sentence examples for methods taken from from inspiring English sources

The experimental methodology has advanced, mainly on the basis of modified methods taken from electrode kinetics.

In this paper a brief presentation of five reliability methods taken from literature is given.

Comparisons with the corresponding reference codes designed by the methods taken from the literature are also given.

Athena's mirrors will be made of a huge number of slivers of silicon made using methods taken from the semiconductor industry and crafted by robots.

Here, we describe methods taken from synthetic biology that have been successfully applied to both demonstrate production and improve yields of either fuels or other small molecules.

It can be clearly seen that a strong linear relation between the monthly mean Weibull scale parameters c (averages of the four methods, taken from Table 6) and the measured monthly mean wind speeds for four selected locations.

Here's an illustration showing that method taken from an animation produced for our film by Lou Guarneri: There's more to come, including a Google+ Hangout on Air with Wallace J. Nichols, a turtle biologist and founder of Grupo Tortuguero who was a vital source for our project.

The two algorithms are compared to a closely related LP-based method taken from the literature and to the one employed by the global optimization solver BARON.

We do this by introducing a method taken from Kinematics of Mechanisms, and by representing the errors in the APPA as three concurrent axes of rotation, followed by the version and abduction rotations which are defined relative to the previous rotations.

This paper outlines the current understanding of changes in commitment with time and describes a research method, taken from the developmental psychology literature, that overcomes some of the problems inherent to the approaches most frequently used to imply developmental change in organizational psychology.

The electric field at the camera image plane was computed for the TIRF microscope described above using a method taken from Richards and Wolf [14].