Sentence examples for variant method from inspiring English sources

Rotary Electrical Discharge Machining (REDM) is a variant method used widely for drilling on Ni-Based alloys.

LWMF _m): A variant method of LWMF(_{mathrm{both}}) which only considers items to select the anchor points and puts all users into the sub-matrix.

Based on item recommendation problem, we further propose a variant method user-based LWMF, which is more reasonable for item recommendation and get better performance.

LWMF(_u): A variant method of LWMF(_{mathrm{both}}) which only considers users to select the anchor points and puts all items into the sub-matrix.

So we propose a variant method, called User-based Local Weighted Matrix Factorization, which only considers users to select the anchor points and puts all items into the sub-matrix.

The authors propose a variational approach with a four-step technique to determination of the critical height of a slope, which can be treated as an alternative and variant method to the generally applied limit equilibrium and/or finite element methods.

Murthy et al. [26] have also demonstrated similar prognostic value between 1TCM variant methods when stress/rest myocardial flow reserve (MFR) was used to predict patient adverse outcomes.

Amongst the variant methods to solve problem (1), it is well known that the Broyden-Fletcher-Goldfarb-Shanno (BFGS) method has obtained great success either in the aspect of the theoretical research or in the field of engineering applications.

These variant methods are: (1) The three-parameter conceptual Nonlinear Muskingum (NLM) method advocated by Gillin 1978, and (2) The Variable Parameter McCarthy-Muskingum (VPMM) method recently proposed by Perumal and Price in 2013.

This study has also shown that subtle variations in technique markedly alter phenotype and severely limit comparisons that can be made using variant methods.

Nevertheless, the validity of the cardiosphere strategy to generate CPCs has been called into question by reports based on variant methods.