Sentence examples for using computational measurements from inspiring English sources
To achieve satisfactory results, all these models need abundant observations [ 4], which require either a labor-intensive protocol to frequently measure plant areas manually, or an automated phenotyping approach using computational measurements of plant area.
We characterize layered, delamination resistant, tissue engineering scaffolds produced by gradient electrospinning using computational fluid dynamics, measurements of fiber diameter with respect to dynamic changes in polymer concentration, SEM analysis, and materials testing.
This work outlines how stationary perivascular fat can impart a significant chemical shift induced phase-contrast magnetic resonance imaging measurement error using computational simulations, in vitro, and in vivo experiments.
By means of both physical wind tunnel measurement and simulations using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), we firstly studied the dispersion characteristics around a square-sectioned building.
The results are presented using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations and experimental measurements.
Based on these back pressure measurements, the permeability of the hydrogel was calculated using computational fluid dynamics.
The same displacement situation was simulated using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and showed good agreement with the ERT measurements.
Numerical simulations were performed using computational resources at the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center NSERCC).
The project reported here represents an extension of the growing trend to use computational methodologies for precision phenotype measurements and the especially robust genotype-to-phenotype mapping that this approach enables.
First, one can use computational analysis to extract information from experimental measurements, and to interpret and combine the results of such experiments.
They also use computational metaphors to reinterpret Tolkien, who is recast as the programmer of Middle Earth.
