Sentence examples for procedures derived from inspiring English sources

The argument in Bush v. Gore that state courts have a sharply circumscribed role in interpreting state election procedures derived from the Constitution's Article II, which governs the presidency and provides that a state's presidential electors shall be appointed "in such manner as the legislature thereof shall direct".

Scale up procedures, derived from the application of first principles, cannot be applied if intrinsic reaction kinetic data are not available.

In some cases spectacular reductions can be found, as illustrated by solution procedures derived for a hydrocarbon combustion system and a volcanic gas system.

In particular, we determine an upper bound on the worst-case performance of a class of lower bounding procedures derived from BPP.

To enable unconstrained speech the robot is provided with a set of primitive procedures derived from a corpus of route instructions.

Instead, procedures derived from limiting false discovery rates may be a more appealing method to control error rates in multiple tests.

It includes a calibration procedure derived from numerical simulations in combination with experiments.

The controller is redesigned to yield some stability margin using a controller procedure derived from the symmetrical optimum.

In order to overcome this problem, this study presents a new procedure derived from the introduction of maximum likelihood estimators.

Furthermore, the proposed synthesis procedure derived simplified optimal distillation structures with few heat-integrated stages and still attained important energy savings.

A new procedure derived from non-linear static and dynamic analyses is proposed for comparing the relative robustness of RC frame buildings against progressive collapse.