Sentence examples for use a simple approach from inspiring English sources
Since there is no generally accepted way of how to disturb this ideal data, we use a simple approach suggested repeatedly in the literature, see for example [26]: we ignore peak masses and use peak intensities only.
Here, we would like to use a simple approach without any assumptions by examining the cumulative scalar seismic moment release (hereafter, ΣM0) in and around the 2011 Tohoku-Oki earthquake rupture area.
Here, we use a simple approach [20] by calculating the thermal conductivity at different tube lengths and then using a linear fitting according to the formula 1 κ p = a + b l.
Here, we use a simple approach that we empirically found to work well for the SIRT-FBP method: we subtract from the acquired data the simulated projections of a uniform disk, which is as large as the field-of-view and centered on the rotation axis.
The ambition for the present work was to use a simple approach, still theoretically and scientifically defendable.
Therefore, we decided to use a simple approach and not the simultaneous assessment of QoL and survival.
Most of the other studies, however, use a simpler approach for fabrication of flexible molds for the R2R and R2P NIL processes, where a replica of a master mold is used as the flexible mold for the roller imprint process.
Instead of calculating the time trajectories of changes in the probability distribution and wait until it reaches equilibrium, we use a simpler approach applicable to networks in which a steady state exists.
The study uses a simple approach to develop analytical expressions for water head distribution in the aquifer due to uniform percolation from a single recharge basin.
This study aims to describe and quantify the differences in estimated vegetation productivity for Africa (Figure 1), and also to combine the two methodologies using a simple approach.
Two approaches were investigated in this study: first, using well-known scaling laws that require changes in particle properties and gas velocity; second, using a simple approach keeping the same particles and gas velocity for different beds.
