Sentence examples for suggested a method that from inspiring English sources

Zhang et al. [10] suggested a method that embeds a speckle-like signal in three sinusoidal fringe patterns to eliminate phase ambiguity.

You et al. [12] suggested a method that analyzes the results of 16 × 16 ME (motion estimation) of a macroblock according to the proposed decision model, to estimate whether the macroblock partition size should be further divided.

Gunnar [8] suggested a method that achieves a soft margin by introducing slack variables, and Joo [9] suggested the approach that discriminates component classifiers in such a way that the early stage classifier is for high recall rate while the late stage classifier is for high precision rate.

"They're just not even close". Councilman Gary Monahan suggested a method that could track more high-priority police calls, given that there's a "whole different world" between murders or stabbings and marijuana use or underage drinking.

For example, Nichols et al. (2008) have suggested a method that entails first regressing out the effect of the covariate of no interest, and then running the permutation test on the residuals, using the covariate of interest.

We discuss how the algorithm can trivially be generalized to higher dimensional systems, and suggest a method that can be used to parallelize a characteristic code.

While the previous study used the direct comparison of the image separation, we suggest a method that utilizes the change rate of the image separation.

The studies included in this review used a wide range of strategies for transitioning to MFW, which makes it difficult to suggest a method that should be adopted in practice.

This paper is suggesting a method that aims to decrease the cognitive burden by providing the following: automatic grasp type selection and automatic selection of the synergistic activation of various motor systems and stimulation parameters that are controlling contractions.

IRS regulations issued 10 February suggest a method that colleges and universities can use to count those hours.

To tackle the issue of varying granularity, we suggest a method that searches among a hierarchical tree for the 'front' of clusters that have a minimal entropy-based 'distance' from the optimal annotation-based partition.