Sentence examples for presented through which from inspiring English sources
A mutual information based context design procedure is presented, through which a new context has been constructed.
A new trading plan is presented through which a wind power producer can employ demand response (DR) to maximize its profit.
Three basic propagation structures are presented through which the infection risk can be quantified, and a framework is proposed to assess the impact of virus propagation in different network structures.
Based on the inner loop system, a detailed design scheme of a repetitive controller is presented, through which direct control of the grid current is realized, the reference is tracked perfectly to a zero phase shift, and high-attenuation gain is achieved in the high frequency range.
Results of the cases with different calculation parameters are presented, through analyzing which the influences of the parameters on the performance of solutions by the bionic optimization are investigated.
The tones were also presented through headphones, which leads to a perception of the tones being located in the subject's head.
This paper has presented methods through which such data can be converted into area-based rates.
In interactionist format, the mediations are presented through dialogue interaction which is based upon learner's needs while in interventionist format the mediations are prefabricated and for learner's failure one of them would be offered.
The language is presented through some examples, which show what are the bases to understand and write VHDL-AMS descriptions (equations and unknowns, and also some Analog/Digital interactions), but also some advanced features as the explanation of the Mixed-Mode VHDL-AMS Simulation Cycle.
The stimuli were presented through an earphone, which was placed directly in the external auditory canal.
The literature does present ways through which direct guidance is offered, but also brings forward many limitations and hindering factors for the guidance of VET students, such as lack of time and resources set aside for guidance.
