Sentence examples for presentation of the methods from inspiring English sources
Our study of organic-organic pentacene/PDCDA interfaces is organized as follows: after a brief introduction presented above, we proceed with the presentation of the methods followed by the results and some conclusive remarks.
Getting through all stages characteristic to topo-geodetic measurements from simple to complex and presentation of the methods developed since the most ancient times up to the most modern and sophisticated used at the present time, are designed to provide to the students the necessary information for a better perception and comparative use of knowledge.
This is an abbreviated presentation of the methods of the current study because the details were published prior to undertaking analyses [8].
We will start with a brief presentation of the methods applied in this research (Methods) and a presentation of the basis for our analysis of integration in this article (Identifying the key integration dimensions).
Steven Luck, professor of psychology at the University of California at Davis, provided an informative and inspiring conclusion to the day with his presentation of the methods, benefits, challenges, and assessment recommendations for how to transform a traditional large lecture course into a hybrid format [video].
Under these circumstances, I found the presentation of the Methods lacking.
Presentation of the method is given through the particular case of asymmetric rotating machines.
The presentation of the method is carried out in two steps.
A description of the new set-up is given, as well as a short presentation of the method itself.
After presentation of the method used for the decomposition of the orientation distribution functions obtained from X-ray diffraction measurements into gaussian peaks, the behavior of each texture component is studied.
This index gives a statistically quantification of the affinity of a signal with respect to itself, and the mathematical presentation of the method is detailed elsewhere [32, 33].
