Sentence examples for methods with proper from inspiring English sources

For the numerical solution of this problem we use one-shot methods with proper optimization algorithms and inexact Newton solvers.

Dr. Key was a careful researcher, always cognizant of the potential downsides of treatment, but eager to explore new methods with proper experimental studies.

It is unclear whether the observed associations would remain once appropriate multi-level analytic methods with proper control for confounders are employed.

An efficient geometric method with proper theoretical basis is used to detect the coverage holes of the wireless sensor network, where communication and sensing range of the nodes are same.

Using the assumed natural strain method with proper interpolation functions the present shell element generates neither membrane nor shear locking behavior even when full integration is used in the formulation.

In the proposed method, with proper PWM strategy, instead of detecting the zero-crossing point (ZCP) of the nonexcited motor back electromagnetic force (EMF) or the average motor terminal to neutral voltage, the true zero-crossing points of back EMF are extracted directly from the difference of the specific average line-to-line voltages with simple RC circuits and comparators.

The landuse/land cover maps of 1990, 2000 and 2009 have been prepared by digital classification method with proper accuracy using satellite imageries.

In further work, it is necessary to improve this method with proper mathematical analysis and exact determination of the time step size.

Moreover, a rateless coding transmission method with proper degree distribution and optimal code length was proposed to improve the average throughput and reduce the symbol error rate over MDEC.

As a consequence, the Stuart method with proper thresholding is hundreds if not thousands times slower than the RRA algorithm.

"Horses are prohibited if they are not actively engaged in the above methods with the proper licensing and/or permits," health department spokesman Michael Schwartzberg told the Sun.