Sentence examples for promising theoretical from inspiring English sources
A promising theoretical direction is in inference and inversion techniques that exploit scene priors, sparsity, rank, meaningful transforms, and achieve bounded approximations.
It concludes that GA-LSSVR modeling method provides a new promising theoretical method for material design.
This work explains and reconciles differences between the most promising theoretical approaches and data sets in the existing literature.
This approach offers a promising theoretical combined with experimental strategy for designing novel molecules against inflammatory enzymes.
Finally, a promising theoretical equation is obtained for determining the product of the isothermal compressibility and the surface tension.
Well, says Krauss — trying to be patient — there's another promising theoretical approach that plausibly posits a "multiverse": a possibly infinite collection of self-contained, non-interacting universes, each with is own laws of nature.
Buffalo says the port is backwards compatible with USB 1.1 and USB 2.0, promising a (theoretical) data transfer speed of up to 5Gbps for 3.0.
A total yield of around 49 €/Mg of dry straw, or 65 €/Mg when taking xylose benefits into account, is fairly promising as theoretical sugar benefits are around 80 and 20 €/Mg dry straw for glucose and xylose, respectively.
Following the promising, yet largely theoretical and simulation based, research of physics aspects of the DDA technique applied to SNF assay during the early stages of the NGSI-SF project, the most recent effort has been focused on the practical aspects of developing the first fully functional and deployable DDA prototype instrument for spent fuel.
Colloquia describe the development of new areas of research or the impact of new and promising experimental or theoretical methods in the fields that are within the spectrum of topics covered by EPJD.
However, studies on the CO2-formation fluid displacement using these promising technical and theoretical approaches have not been systematically analysed in the published literature.
