Sentence examples for techniques relation from inspiring English sources
In another work, Knodel and Popescu [19] compared reflexion models and two other techniques (relation conformance rules, and component access rules) to assess their applicability on architectural conformance.
It should be noted the very low LODs reached by nuclear techniques in relation with other analytical methodologies [20, 22].
These examples illustrate the media's construction of the techniques in relation to 'parents' (emphasis added): A step towards three-parent babies?
designing and utilising state of the art user-centred information technology tools and techniques in relation to all of the above.
Using standard multivariate data analysis techniques the relation between the variation of the product quality and the process variation could be modeled.
In order to assess the applied techniques in relation to traditional models, stream power-based and shear stress-based physical models were also applied in the studied case.
In recent years, studies have concentrated on materials and their damage behaviour as well as winding optimisation techniques in relation to vessel geometry and manufacturing processes, but none of these studies has established a definitive design rule.
Here we describe results obtained with these techniques in relation to the critical enzyme that controls the pattern of C‐24 side‐chain diversity, the (S ‐adenosyl‐L‐methionine: Δ24‐sterol methyltransferase (SMT).
These coatings were analysed by linear sweep voltammetry in ammoniacal medium, scanning electron microscopy (SEM), EDX and dot-mapping techniques in relation to the final potential and the concentrations of metal ions in the bath.
To verify the effect of the Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) and of Laryngeal Manual Therapy (LMT) and to compare the two techniques in relation to vocal/laryngeal symptoms, pain, and vocal quality after these resources were administered in dysphonic women.
We aimed to study the predictive performance of different modelling techniques in relation to the effective sample size ("data hungriness").
