This paper presents a methodology in which the density functional theory, in combination with rate theories, was used to determine the reaction pathways and rates in the gas phase as well as at the surface for gallium nitride growth from tri-methyl gallium and ammonia.
This paper presents a methodology to design natural orbits, in which the regions of interest are visited without the use of propulsion systems, depending only on the gravitational forces.
This paper presents a methodology for studying ground vibration in which the railway track is modelled in the space-time domain using the finite element method (FEM) and, for faster computation, discretisation of the ground using either FEM or the boundary element method (BEM) is avoided by modelling it in the wavenumber-frequency domain.
One of the major influences of this study is a paper by Szpyrka (2008) in which he gives the methodology to extract relevant data out of a train station by making relationship tables from its interlocking tables.
In this paper, a study is presented in which statistical methodologies were applied to evaluate the measurement of step gauges on an X-ray computed tomography (CT) system.
For pollsters, 2010 was the year in which methodology mattered.
The 'blind' NDL-based approach proposed in this paper arises from the methodology introduced in [34], which relies on the transformation of discrete or continuous signals into normalized continuous scalar fields with the mathematical properties of distribution functions.
In this paper, we propose a methodology by which the trusting agent determines the probability of failure in interacting with a probable trusted agent.
This paper presents the methodology in which two computer codes TOUGH2 and FLAC3D are linked and jointly executed for coupled thermal hydrologic mechanical (THM) analysis of multiphase fluid flow, heat transfer, and deformation in fractured and porous rock.
This paper outlines the methodology developed in this work, which can be used to explore the effects of die geometry, die material, and coating materials on the integrity, reliability and performance of a coated die.
In this paper a methodology is presented by which the inlet lip surface is mapped to a rectangular grid system which is topologically similar to the surface to be blended.
