Sentence examples for planning to validate from inspiring English sources

We are planning to validate the usability of our method by constructing a viscoelas-tic crustal structure model beneath Japan and executing a crustal deformation simulation, based on the thermal structure model obtained in this study.

For the sake of supporting assembly planning activities involving geographically dispersed designers, this paper presents an approach of collaborative assembly sequence planning to validate the assemblability of parts and subassemblies rapidly.

The optional merge feature enriches the call set and reduces false positives providing added benefit to researchers planning to validate SVs.

In the next clinical study, we are planning to validate the method; results obtained with the automated PEAarea algorithm implemented in the device will be compared with clinical non-invasive measurements of cardiac performance and CRT outcome (e.g. the 6 min-walk test), at implant and during periodic follow-up (three or six months after implant).

The details are presented and a prototype product design planning system is implemented with a practical application in the semiconductor industry, system-on-a-chip product design planning, to validate the completeness and benefits of the proposed approach.

In future, we plan to validate the results of RECRA on a prototype network of mobile robots.

To address this limitation, the authors plan to validate their methods on larger databases, including normal recordings, obtained from different data acquisition systems.

We planned to validate the results of the assignment and verify our idea of HTTPS client identification using SSL/TLS fingerprinting.

Periodically throughout the Swarm mission, we plan to validate the Level 2 EEF product against JULIA radar measurements for each satellite to ensure the algorithm continues to operate accurately under a wide range of solar conditions.

NIH's new grant guidelines require researchers to explain how they plan to validate, and Anderson says the pressure to follow guidelines will come from peer reviewers and journals that require sufficient validation.

To the best knowledge of the authors, this is the first numerical model able to characterize the heating stage of the end-forming process in terms of critical angular velocity; an experimental campaign is planned to validate the numerical predictions and fine-tune the model.