Sentence examples for Developing representations from inspiring English sources
There exists a large body of work in developing representations for 3D shapes.
Empowering these communities requires developing representations that enable collaborative reflection, promote mutual visibility of volunteers' efforts and sustain a shared view of the community.
Case studies include linking image data to genomic, phenotypic and clinical data, developing representations of image phenotypes for use in medical decision support and research applications and the role that biomedical imaging informatics plays in new questions in biomedical science.
The representation of temporal knowledge is both a problem of central importance in knowledge representation and an archetype of the kinds of issues that arise in developing representations for various domains.
His questions elicit responses to how we re-stratify our knowledge of the past while developing representations of the present, and how we can uncover circumscribed categories and make new knowledge from the experience.
"I mean we're trying to imitate life, and it seems to me a deeply saddening injustice that we are so uncreative and uninterested in developing representations of female life".
Reference to previous learning might allow students to consider what other factors could be considered to explain the 'big picture' of developing representation.
It becomes urgent to develop representations of synthetic genetic systems more abstract than their DNA sequence.
We address these issues through biologically-inspired computational models that develop representations through reinforcement learning.
Learning control implies that the control system contains sufficient computational ability so that it can develop representations of the mathematical model of the system being controlled and can modify its own operation to take advantage of this newly developed knowledge.
Attempts to develop representations for rather than of others have led to activist scholarship that empowers communities through novel means of representation such as Photo Voice or GIS.
