Sentence examples for purpose a technique from inspiring English sources
For this purpose a technique is proposed, using which the volume (or weight) of a structure can be minimized.
** By varying the intent (or purpose) for a technique, many of them can be used in massages with different principal treatment goals.
For this purpose, a novel technique referred to as diminishing learning (DL) technique is proposed in this paper for a multiclass SVM classifier.
For this purpose, a novel technique is proposed which only requires solving a simple LMI optimization problem with three variables.
For this purpose a qualitative technique was used, which is based on the spore's ability to germinate and to form trapping structures in the presence of Haemonchus contortus infective larvae [ 4].
Although audio/video recorded clinical encounters are commonly used for primary care teaching purposes, such a technique can be potentially sensitive and therefore will be restricted to a small number of sites.
For this purpose, an efficient technique is the sparse learning via iterative minimization (SLIM) algorithm which is computationally simple compared to the iterative adaptive approach (IAA) and focal underdetermined system solver (FOCUSS) algorithms due to the use of the conjugate gradient least squares (CGLS) algorithm [22].
In this study, the cost-benefit analysis technique was developed and incorporated into the Taguchi experimental design to determine the optimal operation combination for the purpose of providing a technique solution for controlling both emissions of PCDD/Fs and PAHs, and increasing both the sinter productivity (SP) and sinter strength (SS) simultaneously.
PURPOSE: To describe a technique for the primary repair of bony defects between the orbit and adjacent structures during subtotal exenteration.
For this purpose we define a technique that combines concepts of the Gibbs sampler and the slice sampler [20].
Arrhythmia-insensitive inversion recovery sequences have been developed with the purpose of generating a technique insensitive to heart rate variability [38].
