Sentence examples for revisiting the method from inspiring English sources
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.
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 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.
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.
It is time to revisit the methods available and propose better interpretation of their results in the light of an integrated system biology posttherapeutic management, intending to establish a holistic view of the T. cruzi hosts as a complex network of biomarkers that could be better assimilated and understood by a multiparametric prognostic equation.
We revisit the proposed method in [33] here to clarify its relation to our framework.
We first revisit the successful method of structure transformation, covering it comprehensively.
The man, the myth, the legend concludes a four-decade career on Christmas Day with the release of Paul Thomas Anderson's thrilling Phantom Thread, but you can revisit the quintessential method actor's legacy of chameleonic performances at New York's storied Quad Cinema (now through December 24).
In detail, we first revisit the estimation method in Scenario.
It is expected that revisiting the microarray data with our method could lead to the discovery of new biological knowledge and new insight into mechanisms for old biological processes and diseases.
