Sentence examples for optimising techniques from inspiring English sources

Dr Bikson thinks the biggest challenge for tDCS is optimising techniques, such as the dose.Mr Horvath notes that many papers measure 20 or more outcomes, with brain stimulation showing a weak effect on one or two.

To improve the performance of the DSP kernel blocksets on TI TMS320C6701 DSP, a design methodology employing various levels of optimising techniques are discussed and these algorithms are evaluated on the DSP.

Relieving the assumptions of constant returns to scale and perfect divisibility to develop cost functions with non-constant unit costs and limited possible production levels would require more complicated optimising techniques such as linear, non-linear or integer programming [ 59, 60].

An optimum shape design algorithm in two dimensions is developed by the coupling of an optimising technique and a boundary element stress analyser for stress minimisation of anisotropic structures.

In this comparative study the values of these controller parameters are optimised using three different optimisation techniques.

Compression quality feedback scales are displayed in real time to assist operators in optimising their technique (arrowheads) Open image in new window Fig. 11 Strain USE scoring system showing a typical 4-point qualitative scoring system.

The dose can be further reduced by limiting the number of scans and by optimising imaging technique.

Data can also open whole new fields of business – such as privately run micro-weather forecasting services that optimise farming techniques – and create wholly new kinds of economic value.

Biologists are developing 3D tissue engineered cellular models on the centimetre scale to optimise targeting techniques of nanoparticles to a range of tumour characteristics.

The engagement of multidisciplinary research areas into the commercial membrane and membrane systems offers an opportunity to refine and optimise current techniques as well as provides new insight and novel methods of purifying water.

Modernization theory translated into development practice captured all elements of pastoral life and tried to optimise breeding techniques, pasture utilisation, transport of animals and products, and related processing concepts to increase the value of livestock products.' (Kreutzmann and Sch& x00FC tte 2011, p. 104).