Sentence examples for volumetric methodology from inspiring English sources

The required equipment for collecting data for mapping productivity is a harvester equipped with a yield sensor (determined using either mass flow or volumetric methodology) and a global navigation satellite system (GNSS), preferably with a differential correction system to improve accuracy (Bongiovanni and Lowenberg-DeBoer 2006; Griffin 2010; Zhang et al. 2002).

However, because of poor standardization of volumetric methodology, there were wide discrepancies, even by 30% in reported normal hepatic volumes.

The PAFS Condensing Heat Removal Assessment Loop PASCALL) was constructed by simulating a single Passive Condensation Heat Exchanger (PCHX) tube submerged in the Passive Condensation Cooling Tank (PCCT) according to the volumetric scaling methodology.

This paper describes a new methodology for volumetric assay of defects in large engineering materials nondestructively.

The aim of this study is to report the benefit of setting out an imaging protocol optimized for SBRT planning and to present a Volumetric Modulated Arc Therapy (VMAT) methodology to treat spine metastasis.

The use of low order elements in the presence of high nearly-isochoric plastic strains is addressed with the introduction of a methodology whereby the volumetric constraint is enforced over patches of simplex elements.

In neurodegenerative disorders, while FA changes often correlate with atrophy they may also be found without volumetric changes depending on the methodology, region studied and underlying pathology [ 76].

We present a methodology based on discrete volumetric harmonic functions to parameterize a volumetric model in a way that it can be used to fit a single trivariate B-spline to data so that simulation attributes can also be modeled.

We present a methodology for determining the volumetric contribution of anthropogenic deposits to the geological and geomorphological record and apply it to the Great Yarmouth area of Norfolk, UK.

This combined methodology permitted to obtain excess volumetric CH4 adsorption capacities as high as 94, 148 and 145 V/V for granular, powdered/compressed and monolithic carbons, respectively.

The volumetric or gas-in-place (GIP) assessment methodology may benefit from coal resource and reserve estimates based on precise stratigraphic coal bed correlations imposed by closely spaced observation points and geologic assurance certainty.