Sentence examples for using a spectral approach from inspiring English sources

The fatigue life of a ship structural detail is calculated by using a spectral approach.

A very successful approach to numerically solving the SCFT set of equations is based on using a spectral approach.

Zeroth, first and second order perturbations are computed using a spectral approach in which a system reduction scheme to the modal subspace expanded by the deterministic linear eigenmodes and equivalent linearization with Gaussian closure are applied.

The scores generated by IsoRank have the advantage of being highly noise tolerant, a result of using a spectral approach.

Also, the use of an integrated criterion rather than a minimax only alleviates the burden marginally for the corrected kriging variance (but the computational cost is then much reduced when using a spectral approach for the classic kriging variance; see 14).

Here, we use a spectral approach to classical Tikhonov regularization [25 27].

They used a spectral approach to analyze a general system of first-order reaction networks, and studied the effect of changes in the network topology on the distribution of the number of reactant molecules, as well as the difference between conversion and catalytic networks with the same topology.

Despite this limitation, we have shown that temporal noise regularisation is an attractive method for noise mitigation of iterative deconvolution-based partial volume correction, as was also shown by Reilhac et al. using a spectral analysis approach.

A compromise in accuracy can be to assume an incident ideal TEM wave, matching the tangential electric and magnetic fields at the curved open ended coaxial waveguide interface using a spectral domain approach [11], and using then basis functions/modes with angular dependency (in local open-ended coaxial waveguide coordinate system).

The transformed governing equations are an approach using a spectral relaxation method.

We have mentioned that SEATS makes use of a spectral approach due to Burman (1980), discussed briefly in Sect.