Sentence examples for theory verification from inspiring English sources

Hebert, B., Costantino, S. & Wiseman, P. Spatiotemporal image correlation Spectroscopy (STICS) theory, verification, and application to protein velocity mapping in living CHO cells.

To show that bias reduction can, at least in theory, improve verification performance, we did a verification experiment with synthetic data, where the parameters of the distributions from which the synthetic samples are drawn have been set to the estimates obtained from facial image data.

Finally an application case is presented, which can show the validation of the theory and verification of SCSL.

However, according to the simulation theory, property-verification involves simulating a (partial and schematic) sensory-motor experience, by reactivating patterns laid down during earlier experiences.

Maxwell's theory received direct verification in 1886, when Heinrich Hertz of Germany produced such electromagnetic waves.

We present a compositional theory of system verification, where specifications assign real-numbered costs to systems.

Based on the orthogonal design and the statistics inference theory, a new verification and validation method and the related procedures in the CFD simulation are developed.

This paper reports on the theory and experimental verification underpinning optimization of the active electrode area in order to maximize output power.

The theory of eschatological verification (developed by John Hick) holds that the belief in future postmortem experiences will be verified if true (though not falsified if false), and that in a divinely governed universe such experiences will take forms confirming theistic faith.

Hybrid systems are important in applications in real-time software, robotics and automation, mechatronics, aeronautics, air and ground transportation systems, systems biology, process control, and have recently been at the center of intense research activity in the control theory, computer-aided verification, and artificial intelligence communities.

Bridgman's insistence on operational meaningfulness had at least a surface resemblance to the logical positivists' verification theory of meaning.