Sentence examples for recovery methodology from inspiring English sources

This paper introduces and develops an optimal hybrid fault recovery methodology for a team of unmanned vehicles by taking advantage of the cooperative nature of the team to accomplish the desired mission requirements in presence of faults/failures.

Linking expenditures closely with results For the first time, the integrated budget is closely linked to the strategic plan, presenting budgetary information for the same four-year period, in a format that demonstrates the linkage between results and resource requirements, with a revised cost recovery methodology and improved approach to cost attribution.

North America, specifically the United States, has benefited substantially from the new enhanced recovery methodologies and shale gas has filled the void of natural gas in some locations.

A novel intra-cycle waste heat recovery (ICWHR) methodology, applied to an internal combustion engine is presented in this study.

This paper proposes a new method for the speed controller design of brushless DC motor, which is based on the linear exponential quadratic Gaussian with loop transfer recovery (LEQG/LTR) methodology.

The method was validated using standard addition methodology and recovery values were between 86.3% and 109.3%.

The creep and recovery calculated from the methodology developed in this study was within 15% of the measured creep and recovery curve.

This study describes a methodology of recovery of the Earth's gravity field from CHAMP and GRACE satellites data in Pakistan using least squares collocation (LSC) based downward continuation technique.

"He had this thing where every summer we had to introduce something new - whether it be a piece of kit, a new recovery system or new methodology," Rathbone told BBC Sport.

System Intrinsic Maximum Recovery (SIMAR) represents a methodology which was developed as a design tool to assist process engineers in composing and evaluating expander-based processes.

We propose an optimization-based methodology for recovery from random disruptions in service legs and train services in a railroad network.