Sentence examples for patch approach from inspiring English sources
We derive spatial standards, introducing the key patch approach.
Contrasting views of the clinal and patch approach to the spatial arrangement and behavior of riverine landscapes reflect the differences between Darwinian and Newtonian approaches to science in some way.
Surface constructions of polynomial degree (3,3) come in four flavours that complement each other: one pair extends the subdivision paradigm, the other the NURBS patch approach to free-form modeling.
A patch approach with two semi-closed surfaces covering the target active sources is presented to perform the measurements, and the field that would be radiated by these target active sources into free space is extracted from the mixed field by using the proposed technique, which will be further used as the input of nearfield acoustic holography for source identification.
The component framework of CellML might allow a broader application of the patch approach.
CellML is similar in structure to SBML and the addition, deletion and replacement patch approach should be applicable here.
Similarly, metapopulation models become network models as the average number of individuals represented in each patch approaches 1.
In recent years, urban planners have thought small, tending toward the diminutive paste-and-patch approach.
Losing the dividend for three years is a small price to pay for not being all but wiped out, as has happened in previous rescues, such as that of American International Group, a giant insurer, and Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the two vast mortgage agencies.Moreover, the deal marks a return to the patch-by-patch approach that preceded the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Programme, or TARP.
Our "pseudo-patches" approach preserves the most important biophysical effects but is computationally-tractable within a multi-paddock simulation.
The basic aim of this study is to introduce and describe a patching approach based on a novel combination of the variational iterative method (VIM) and adaptive cubic spline collocation scheme for the solution of a class of self-adjoint singularly perturbed second-order two-point boundary value problems that model various engineering problems.
