Sentence examples for techniques of activity from inspiring English sources

Through narratives emerged through techniques of activity analysis at the construction site, it was possible to highlight and categorize 25 cases with implications for the production process development.

The main tools of this methodology are the calculation codes together with the approved measurement technique for activity determination of the irradiated samples.

This conjugate view GM technique allows determination of activity within the volume of interest without requiring knowledge of the depth of the source region and without dependence upon assumptions inherent in single-view imaging.

The present paper intends to introduce a possible way to approach quality on a particular adult training program (trainers' trainers) by applying a model of customer oriented curricular design with a serial development and based on using methods and techniques from different fields of activity: quality management, educational science and project management.

This technique of making activity-based probes (ABPs) from recombinant proteins is useful in the design of probes for other enzymes or protein-binding domains that require substantial protein recognition elements for specificity.

Furthermore, long term testing of the catalyst prepared by the incipient wetness technique showed no loss of activity with low coke deposition.

Cold neutron tomography demonstrated to be a useful technique in various spheres of activity, such as aerospatial industry or radioactive waste storage.

Oxygen reduction activity was evaluated and it can be seen that natural graphite flakes treated using the intercalation technique provide different levels of activity from that of pristine natural graphite flakes.

On the other hand, soft computing techniques support activity of unsupervised context analysis and healthcare semantic service discovery.

Through these techniques, the activity of Mn-Oda was compared directly to i). the pro-apoptotic clinical anticancer drug doxorubicin, ii). the multimodal histone deacetylase inhibitor suberoyanilide hydroxamic acid, and iii).

This framework classifies situational crime prevention techniques into five main categories of activity, which are drawn from rational choice theory (Clarke and Cornish 1985), techniques of neutralisation (Sykes and Matza 1957) and in response to Wortley's (1998, 2001) criticisms of an earlier version of the framework (Cornish and Clarke 2003; Clarke 2005).