Sentence examples for wise integration from inspiring English sources
Therefore, a wise integration of different tools is the right solution.
The wise integration of individual two-dimensional graphene nanosheets into three-dimensional (3D) macroscopic architectures is essential for full exploration of their potential applications in electrochemical energy storage.
A wise integration approach using well-developed and innovative existing scientific/engineering tools can be a good answer to rising core questions of sustainability science.
Both of them are 2-D functions and they are from the thickness-wise integration of ε z in a 2-D problem.
The paper will compare the use of polynomial chaos expansions against high order Taylor expansions computed with point-wise integration of the partials of the dynamics, the use of the covariance matrix propagated using a unscented transformation and a standard Monte Carlo simulation.
Days after the Swiss went to the polls, the European Commission called an end to negotiations on an energy treaty that would have paved the way for the step-wise integration of the Swiss electricity market into the EU's own.
The instruction for EQW, however, described option-wise integration (decision rule) but did not explicitly prescribe any specific search pattern.
Currently, the step-wise integration of tet-dependent transactivator and tet-responsive expression unit is considered to be the most promising tool to achieve stable tet-controlled gene expression in cell populations.
The system equations have been obtained by using Hamilton's principle and the solution has been found by term wise series integration.
The unified analysis combined numerical optimization with piece-wise analytical integration of a falling-head CHWP equation; and it yielded accurate estimates of PT and Kfs using H vs. t data obtained from numerical simulations, laboratory experiments, and field-based Perc Tests.
A rough solution may involve first applying multiple alignment procedures to these sequences and then segmenting the aligned sequences into subsequences involving different numbers of species followed by segment-wise Monte Carlo integration.
