Sentence examples for successive approach from inspiring English sources
The power matrix P − ∗ is the solution from the previous step sub-problem (5) in the successive approach.
DESS, however, require to account for multiple redundant conversion units, and thus a successive approach is employed to automatically expand the initial P-graph superstructure.
Finally, the exact same successive approach with updated condensation approximation is used as previously presented, but the more practical convex problem (8) is solved instead of (7)–(3), (4).
Upon successive approach and retract force measurements done at a given location of the surface with such a tip displacement velocity, similar force curves were obtained, thereby indicating that we are proceeding under conditions where the surface has enough time to fully relax before data acquisition.
New York is exhibiting no less pronounced a Russian flavor, it would seem, with three successive approaches to "Vanya" due Off Broadway in May, June and July; the Oscar nominee Michael Shannon ("Revolutionary Road") will appear in the second of that trio with Cate Blanchett leading the cast of the third.
Assuming an appropriate data aggregation, the simultaneous supply chain planning dominates successive approaches.
AstraZeneca has rejected successive approaches from its larger American rival and Chief Executive Pascal Soriot is now on a roadshow with advisers to meet dozens of leading investors and lay out his strategy for a prosperous independent future.
P. falciparum-specific humoral responses were tested by two successive approaches.
Table 2 shows the results obtained from independent and successive approaches (see Methods section).
The number of sections examined was determined by successive approaches to obtain the minimum number required to reach the lowest SD.
Different from the conventional multi-objective approaches, the proposed model segregates decision criteria into different importance levels and designs a successive optimization approach to obtain the final solution(s).
