Sentence examples for revisited method from inspiring English sources

The revisited method gives higher specimen strain rate and strain compared with the conventional method.

However, it is of analytical relevance to revisit methods that are capable of transferring neutral or lowly charged molecules into the gas phase, free from any carrier gas or matrix.

In this study, we revisited the method of Püthe and Kuvshinov ([2013]) to calculate the electric field generated in mid-latitude regions during magnetic storms.

This paper has revisited this method and revised the flow chart with more reliable values of conversion at the maximum rate and the half width range of the DTG curves.

Sollier et al. [ 21] revisited this method recently, demonstrating that the effect is present in wider channels and at higher flow rates.

Here, we have revisited this method, using high-pressure freezing to preserve tissue volumes, and comparing how the different cellular compartments are affected with chemical fixation.

The two founders designed the exhibition concept and experience by revisiting the method of Minimum Viable Product (MVP).

We briefly revisit the method by Zhang et al. [18] that is based on nonlinear conditional directional filtering and describe its adaptation to videokeratoscopic images.

This paper revisits the method and clarifies a difference in framework, which is apparently the white noise phase versus the structured phase but essentially a change in the whole framework.

To address this issue for mid-latitude regions, we revisit a method that involves 3-D modelling of induction processes in a heterogeneous Earth and the construction of a magnetospheric source model described by low-degree spherical harmonics from observatory magnetic data.

We revisit the method of characteristics for shock wave solutions to nonlinear hyperbolic problems and we propose a novel numerical algorithm the convex hull algorithm (CHA)—which allows us to compute both entropy dissipative solutions (satisfying all entropy inequalities) and entropy conservative (or multi-valued) solutions.