Sentence examples for resolving procedure from inspiring English sources

It is this type of resolving procedure misled to the two-phase concept in polymer samples.

Moreover, the resolving procedure is found to be independent of the failure distributions of the components and the forms of the system cost, which is illustrated through a numerical example.

Ruland's method [5], [7], [8] recommended a resolving procedure for the identification of the crystalline fraction (xc), but this traditional procedure of resolving x-ray diagrams in two parts was always arbitrary [9], [10], [11], [12].

The inability of detecting precisely the real image of reciprocal space of polymer samples leads the investigator in polymer science to apply a resolving procedure of x-ray diagrams of polyethylene such as Figure 3A and 3B.

To confirm the above argument we showed experimentally, that classical resolving procedures (excluding the background and considering only the lines as Bragg reflections), of x-ray patterns of samples have resulted in misleading information.

Further, item bias and local dependence were resolved using procedures included as routine functions in the software.

47 Although effective in resolving symptoms, this procedure often requires the placement of drains 49 and is associated with a number of complications and side effects, including infection, seroma, hematoma, necrosis, and atrophic or hypertrophic scarring.

A brief review of notations and a standard FDR estimation method are given in Section 3, and it is analytically shown that the hidden subgroup in the population can induce a bias of standard FDR estimate in Section 4. We propose a FDR estimation procedure resolving the bias problem and show how to assess clustering results from CAMS with it in Sections 5 and 6.

The method implemented in AnGST is also somewhat robust to gene phylogeny reconstruction errors through bootstrap tree amalgamation, the procedure of resolving uncertainties by incorporating reconciliation into the tree-building process.

May it please the court, as the colloquy today indicates, there is a very clear procedure for resolving all the questions that the justices have asked.

The still unresolved case of Marc Hauser, the researcher accused by Harvard of scientific misconduct, points to the painful slowness of the government-university procedure for resolving such charges.