Sentence examples for revised by introducing from inspiring English sources

The simulation model presented in the previous section was revised by introducing a new source of revenue.

The Shields number was revised by introducing the cohesive force and additional static water pressure, which indicates that this study could be seen as an extension of the Shields curve method for silt.

As a recommendation, the content of curriculum has to be revised by introducing new courses which integrate students' knowledge and changing instructional method from surface approach to deep approach on teaching and learning.

For this method, to make the objection function have sufficient decrease at each iteration, Qu and Xiu [26] presented a revised CQ method by introducing an Armijo-like stepsize rule into the iterative frame.

Senators Joseph Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut, and John McCain, Republican of Arizona, will attempt to revive the issue today by introducing a revised bipartisan version in the Senate, but their effort to frame a compromise that protects public safety has garnered no support from the White House.

By introducing a revised curriculum and a new set of standards, Stepanyan also believes that kindergartens such as the one in Vanadzor will no longer be the exception rather than the rule – even if financial resources are lacking.

In view of the progress that has been made in the demonstration of the neurofibrillary changes of the Alzheimer type, it seemed expedient to revise the 1991 staging procedure by introducing immunoreactions for visualization of hyperphosphorylated tau and by adapting the tissue selection and processing to the demands of the routine diagnostic laboratory.

The spherical cap harmonic analysis introduced by Haines 1985 was revised by Thébault et al. 2004, 2006 to account for the upward/downward continuation of the magnetic field with altitude.

Following the fragment asperity interaction model introduced by Sotolongo-Costa and Posadas (2004) and revised by Silva et al. (2006), we try to explain the nonextensive effect in the context of the asperity model designed by Lay and Kanamori (1981).

The agitated behavior which is regarded as an important factor to pedestrian dynamics is depicted by introducing a parameter to revise the transition probability of pedestrians to move to the neighboring cells.

It may be necessary to revise the structure of the velocity model by introducing velocity gradients within layers and reducing impedance contrasts between them to improve simulations and strong ground-motion predictions.