Sentence examples for using a simplified method from inspiring English sources

Three-dimensional multiphase flow and flow with phase change are simulated using a simplified method of tracking and reconstructing the phase interface.

Soil samples were collected from beneath the high-voltage transmission lines under investigation and analyzed in the laboratory using a simplified method of measuring scattering parameters.

The natural frequencies and mode shapes of the flapwise and chordwise vibrations of a rotating cracked Euler-Bernoulli beam are investigated using a simplified method.

Then the potential impact on pedestrian thermal comfort was assessed using a simplified method by combining the predicted wind velocity and the on-site monitored radiant and air temperatures and air humidity on two summer days.

From specific data on the elastic constants and the fabric, the parameters in the reformulated relationship can be evaluated individually and efficiently using a simplified method that works independent of the material symmetry.

Under these assumptions, the BLER time series can be generated using a simplified method, that does not require the actual simulation of the whole physical layer chain.

Braille literacy is low in Sierra Leone, so the tactile ballot papers used a simplified method that allocated a fixed number of raised bumps to each political party, allowing the voter to identify and mark their candidate of choice.

Our method employs the noncentral χ noise model and uses a simplified method to account for noise correlations; this leads to an efficient and rapid correction.

However, these authors were used a simplified method of deriving Oh profiles and the variation in Oh temperature with changing altitude.

One of the limitations of this study was the inability to collect multiple blood samples for the analysis of C peptide within the two hour sampling period, hence the need to use a simplified method for estimation of beta cell responsiveness.

The polarization-dependent diffraction process is analyzed by using a simplified modal method.