Sentence examples for proposal in section from inspiring English sources

After introducing the improvements of color difference formulae in Section 2 and image difference metrics in Section 3, we present our proposal in Section 4. We propose a new image difference metrics based on multi-level contrast filtering using the difference of Gaussians (DOG) model proposed by Tadmor and Tolhurst [4].

We will consider Hudson's proposal in Section 5.

After final discussion on our proposal in Section 8, Section 9 concludes the article.

In Section 8, we will describe the outline of the mission itself like orbit requirements and mission phases, and we will summarize the progress and changes with respect to the original mission proposal in Section 9.

The performance and characteristics of this extension of the MIMO-PD of [13] are studied and compared with our proposal in Section 4. The implementation of predistortion techniques involves two steps: PD coefficient estimation and predistortion using the estimated coefficients.

We derive the approximate SINR of our proposal in Section 4. The numerical results are shown in Section 5, and the paper is concluded in Section 6. Notation: We use boldface capital letter X for matrix, boldface small letter x for vector, and small letter x for scalar.

The rest of the paper is organised as follows: in "Background and literature review" section we introduce our proposal; in "Methods" section we apply our proposal to financial and tweet data on the Italian banking market and, finally, in "Application and results" section we present some concluding remarks.

Both companies are mentioned in the FCC's proposal in a section detailing the federal government's concerns with foreign technology providers.

In order to obtain results about the aforementioned scenario illustration using the proposal in this section, John, the entrepreneur, should describe the business idea, the 'DVD Delivery', using a web platform of service designer in order to obtain a proper service guideline, though, to make the solution available as a service, he should use a provider infrastructure.

Indeed, it is an open question whether abilities simply are, or at least are realized by, certain dispositions (see the 'new dispositionalist' proposals below in Section 5.2).

Unlike the rival proposals discussed in section 4, which accept Lewis's basic perspective while emending various details, the theories discussed below reject Lewis's entire approach.