Sentence examples for useful scheme from inspiring English sources

The synthesis of a series of N-alkylated 4-(4′aminobenzyl -2-oxazolidinones is described using a synthetically useful scheme which avoids the use of phosgene—since the derivatization is undertaken with the oxazolidin-2-one ring intact.

A useful scheme is to use only those with similar magnitudes to the central pixel in a small neighboring window 11 (such as 3 × 3) in the first stages, and in the last stages select those with similar magnitudes in a large window (such as 5 × 5) to estimate the Laplace scale for the central pixel.

"As it stands at present, salary sacrifice is an extremely useful scheme to boost not only pension contributions but also things such as child benefit – by reducing income below the threshold for reductions in benefits.

The study provides a useful scheme for estimating the membrane solvation energy made by lipid-exposed amino acids in membrane proteins.

Thus in spite of the transient three dimensional structure of a cellular detonation front, the frozen and equilibrium limit concept based on a global quasi-steady reaction zone thickness of the detonation front appears to provide a useful scheme to interpret the results.

It was shown previously by Desjardins et al. (2008) [4] that a centered finite difference scheme discretely conserving the kinetic energy and an upwind-biased scheme for the scalar transport can be combined into a useful scheme for turbulent reacting flows.

Among the development pool bids are some useful schemes, which will boost employment, take pressure off the roads and meet economic needs without trashing the environment.

Second: isn't it time for the banks, especially if we have part-nationalised them, to lend more to socially useful schemes rather than continue to feather their own corporate nests?

Kwok et al. proposed a much faster inpainting method in which useful schemes for calculating patch similarities in exemplar-based inpainting were introduced[30].

The proposed stages of germination and protocorm development by Zettler and Hofer (1998) are useful schemes detailing changes in seeds during the course of germination and protocorm formation.

Intermediate clusters have a variety of forms, and bond counts provide a useful classification scheme.