Sentence examples for streamline approaches from inspiring English sources
We hope that increased experience and attention paid in future large-scale studies to the possible routes of post-operative contamination will streamline approaches and further mitigate the current rates of endophthalmitis in office-based vitrectomies.
Spath and McCants (1997) studied waterflood optimization using a combined geostatistical 3D streamline approach.
No difference in SC strength between connections was found using the streamline approach.
A Lagrangian streamline approach that stochastically represents uncertainty in spatial hydraulic conductivity distribution is coupled to kinetic reactive transport in a heterogeneous 3-D domain.
Measurements from both long- and short-screened wells employing the Rayleigh equation streamline approach are only partly viable for in situ biodegradation measurements in heterogeneous systems.
Finally, an examination of the scaling behavior of the computation time indicates that the streamline approach is likely to result in significant savings for large-scale field applications.
In this study, a streamline approach based on a cubic Bezier formulation is used to investigate the material flow during vortex extrusion (VE).
The streamline approach shows close agreement in terms of recovery histories and saturation profiles with a marked reduction in numerical dispersion and grid orientation effects.
Our results suggest that the streamline approach is advantageous for characterising the connectivity of long white matter tracts (PCC mPFC), whilst the probabilistic approach was more reliable at identifying PCC IPC connections.
Three CBC formalisms are implemented and tested in an open source LBM code: the baseline local one-dimension inviscid (BL-LODI) approach, its extension including the effects of the transverse terms (CBC-2D) and a local streamline approach in which the problem is reformulated in the incident wave framework (LS-LODI).
The reforms included the following: stronger standards, streamlined approaches to regulatory requirements, a new rating system to measure quality, the first national ECEC curriculum document the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF), and strategies to develop the early childhood workforce (Council of Australian Governments 2009).
