Sentence examples for theoretically well from inspiring English sources
The transients can be theoretically well described with a transition from 2D to 3D nucleation (Stranski-Krastanov mechanism).
However, practical operational estimation procedures based on a theoretically well established multifractal analysis are still lacking for image (as opposed to signal) processing.
VMD is a recently introduced technique for adaptive signal decomposition, which is theoretically well founded and more robust to sampling and noise compared with empirical mode decomposition (EMD).
Although the division between Southern and Northern branches is theoretically well established, the assignment of individual languages to one of the branches is in many cases controversial because certain languages have characteristics of both.
Considering the many approaches that have been adopted in this analysis for Germany, is found few empirical works with educational differentials and cohort parity progression, although the relation between human capital and fertility is theoretically well grounded.
The concept of thickness of shear flow zone for rectangular RC members is theoretically well established, while it is not clearly understood for circular RC members.
This theoretically well-founded concept fits into a context of similarly defined median filters for other multivariate data.
Transient pulse method (TPM) originally introduced by Brace et al. is a theoretically well-established and widely used method.
It is theoretically well-understood that the GNSS navigation performance could be improved with introduction of the third frequency signals.
These new groups are principled and theoretically well-versed, but have no truck with the narcissism of small differences that used to corrupt even the most well-meaning of leftwing movements.
This limitation makes it difficult to apply the theoretically well-established reliability engineering methodologies to various assessment and optimization problems related to supply chain reliability and risk.
