Sentence examples for using the approach developed from inspiring English sources

The results are applied to a boundary layer flow over forward and backward facing steps using the approach developed by P.E.

The data collected was also modelled using the approach developed by Reynolds et al. 2010 in order to successfully scale-up the process.

Using the approach developed in Zhou et al. (2016), we then apply tomographic analyses to estimate the location of effective K changes (representing fluid changes) and their movement throughout time.

Using the approach developed here, the initial and final organic modifier content values resulting in the highest coverage of separation space can be derived for each 2D gradient run.

A new micromechanical stress strain model is developed for clay using the approach developed in earlier studies by Chang and Hicher [Chang, C.S., Hicher, P.Y., 2005. An elastic plastic model for granular materials with microstructural consideration. International Journal of Solids and Structures 42(14258 4277]277].

A set of the surface wettability parameters: the apparent surface free energy γSV, adhesive film tension Π, work of adhesion WA, and spreading WS, were determined from CAH data using the approach developed by Chibowski (2003) to quantify the surface energetics of the needle substrata affected by aging and pollution impacts.

These hypotheses could be examined using the approaches developed here, once additional genome sequences become available.

The paper uses the approach developed by Teece (1986) which analyses strategies of integration, collaboration, licensing and public policy in the presence of technological innovation.

We use the approach developed by [18] to find the proof.

Denny et al. (1997) use the approach developed in Jenkins (1994) to examine discrimination indices across the distribution in Britain using General Household Survey (GHS) data from 1974 to 1993.

If we can calculate the link quality between and, denoted by, from,,,, we will be able to use the approach developed in Section 4.3.1, by replacing with.