Sentence examples for process as given from inspiring English sources

It is noted that the total cohesion, c T, are used in the strength reduction process as given in Eq. (2).

In Figure 5, the selected features obtained by the underlying MD PSO process are the 7th, 3rd, 1st, and again the 3rd element of the input FV, while the corresponding operators are selected as 'min''min', and '*' Thus, performing the synthesis process as given in (11), the first element of the output FV is obtained by s 1 = tanh min w 0 f 7 + w 1 f 3, w 2 f 1 * w 3 f 3, (13).

You've described the book-to-film process as giving away one's daughter in marriage.

Anderson has described the process as giving the album a "raw" sound, and he has hypothesized that it is because of the raw sound of the album that critics have described his work as having influences from black metal.

However, this does show DNA brick-based nanobreadboards and DNA hybridization/strand-displacement can both expedite the trial and error process, as well as give some qualitative insight into the factors that contribute to differences in device performance.

Powder concentration, Duty ratio, pulse on time, table speed and wheel speed were selected as process factors as given in Table 2.

The existing formulations to improve equipment availability focus mainly on maintenance planning and consider the initial reliability of each process unit as given.

EV penetration in the Dubrovnik region was obtained based on the number of personal vehicles on the territory of the Dubrovnik region in 2010 and a study done for Croatia, in which the EV penetration by 2050 was processed [25], as given in Table 2.

Include them in the decision making process as well by giving them input on the dog you choose.

Several consultants, and some fans, have described the process as "ludicrous," given that the original point of this expensive exercise was to bring new blood into the Games.

Because of the universal approximation properties of fuzzy logic models, they are able to represent any nonlinear process as accurately as desired, given sufficient data.