Sentence examples for synthetic objective from inspiring English sources

Three solutions methods are allowed: single objective analysis, synthetic objective analysis: it is a single objective analysis using a synthetic objective which is the weighted sum or average of different elemental objectives; multi-objective optimization, it is an optimization on several objectives, such as calculating a Pareto front.

According to reservoir patterns and electrical parameters obtained in Qinshui Basin, China, two-dimensional and three-dimensional synthetic "objective anomaly" models were designed and inverted with the availability of a modular system for electromagnetic inversion (ModEM).

Selective carbon carbon bond formation to aromatic and heteroaromatic systems is an important synthetic objective because the resulting structural motifs are found in many pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals and functional materials.

The most ideal evaluation, E, for the quality of the object is the fuzzy integral: E = (fh) d(g) of this function (h )with respect to the importance measure (g), which we call the objective synthetic evaluation.

Items assess capacity for complex verbal processing or conceptual thinking; analytic or synthetic reasoning; and/or objective or subjective thinking.

The least-square differences between data and synthetic responses yield the objective function.

In the present study, the DHC of the IOTN, which is considered an objective and synthetic method [2], was used to assess the need for orthodontic treatment.

In line with this objective, a synthetic peptide with 36 amino acid residues, called Sifuvirtide (SFT), was designed based on the crystal structure of gp41.

The objective of synthetic aperture imaging is to focus the received echo signals in range direction and along-track direction to obtain an estimate of the reflectivity of the target area.

Therefore, on the basis of the existing synthetic knowledge, the main objective of this review is to devise a set of general concepts of synthetic architecture for constructions of inorganic nanomaterials, in a controlled manner….

Objective: The synthetic materials currently available for the repair of cardiac defects are nonviable, do not grow as the child develops, and do not contract synchronously with the heart.