Sentence examples for procedures to exploit from inspiring English sources

To infer network parameters, we adopt a hybrid population-based approach that includes both genetic algorithm (GA) and particle swarm optimization (PSO) procedures to exploit their respective advantages.

Hydraulic fracturing has been the critical procedure to exploit unconventional gas reservoirs, such as shale gas reservoirs (Saldungaray and Palisch 2013).

The proposed approach consists of selecting these protections while solving the APP, allowing the optimization procedure to exploit the degrees of freedom that this would offer.

Numerical results for natural frequencies are provided and a procedure to exploit the occurrence of frequency shifts to detect and locate each crack, without having to perform any additional calculation, is described.

Wright et al. [ 14] and Tsang et al. [ 15] used a similar shot-gun proteomics procedure to exploit the A. niger proteome.

Staining of delignified samples by various CBMs may be beneficially preformed to ensure the efficiency of the delignification procedure and to exploit the access of specific carbohydrate epitopes prior to enzyme treatment (high cost procedures) of wood materials.

The connectivity establishment phase refers to the procedure used to exploit the temporarily and local available licensed spectrum and then establish the communication link between the device and the gateway based on the available spectrum.

The presence of a relaxation that can be solved with modest computational time is an important characteristic of the problems under consideration because our procedure is designed to exploit relaxed solutions.

The full extent of what a possible breach of this system could entail is unclear, but worst case, malicious hackers could gain insights from the reverse-engineered procedures and learn how to exploit it.

However since these probes are costly and require heavy maintenance procedures, it could be wise to exploit imaging processing through cameras directed to portholes across which we can see inner parts, and atmosphere of the furnace/chamber.

The procedure may soon enable scientists to exploit the advantages of both matter and light in building systems for quantum communications.