Sentence examples for simplified methodologies from inspiring English sources
As a further result of the studies detailed working procedure of three simplified methodologies for estimation of SITs in technical scale are presented.
This paper compares several different simplified methodologies for building energy performance assessment during winter time selected based on its large application and/or its user friendly characteristics.
The objective of this paper is to introduce new and simplified methodologies for improving the airline sector by introducing cost efficient and relatively high payout services.
On the other hand, detailed numerical studies based on full analyses (including fluid/soil/structure interaction) are too expensive for the aims of risk assessment and simplified methodologies are still needed.
Prompted by the scarcity of simplified models for design in current practice, we here develop an analytical model that accounts for the multitude of soil resistance mechanisms mobilized at their base and circumference, while retaining the advantages of simplified methodologies for the design of non-critical facilities.
Therefore, project developers should be aware that using simplified methodologies may cause tremendous impacts throughout the offset planning table.
This simplified methodology offers the advantages of efficiency, low cost, and ease of use.
"Some countries, such as the UK, have opted to lower costs and speed up the system by choosing a highly simplified methodology that only gives a very general view of the biological diversity of a particular site.
So this study proposes a simplified methodology to predict the mean air velocity and particle concentration in the occupied zone of isolation rooms with downward ventilation systems.
To test a simplified methodology for relative assessment of hazard, vulnerability and risk which is designed to rank administrative units by level of facing danger.
Using a simplified methodology and focusing on women (ages 18-45) responsible for cooking, the MNDA attempts to capture a household-level and individual level dietary diversity score.
