Sentence examples for Exhaustive feedback from inspiring English sources

The behaviour of panellists is important in a Delphi process because of the focus on a narrow group of individuals, and because of the exhaustive feedback with each one of them.

Development of IAMs which include detailed representation of all components of the human-Earth coupled system to account for the exhaustive number of feedbacks among these components is the overarching goal of NEFI global change research.

Such models can provide novel insights into the complex issue of global change by accounting for an exhaustive number of feedbacks among the components of the Earth system and of the human system.

It can be observed that our proposed algorithm gets close in performance to the one obtained with exhaustive search, with very reduced feedback and without a lengthy and unfeasible exhaustive search.

Several exhaustive studies have shown that negative feedback regulation rarely yields perfect adaptation, whereas integral control and feed-forward regularly do so [ 8, 10, 11, 17].

It provides performance close to that obtained by exhaustive search at very low complexity, low feedback cost and very low backhaul cost.

Momiji and Monk [18] perform an exhaustive dynamic analysis on the effect of local feedback loops in a model of lateral inhibition based on the Notch signalling pathway and are the first to explore the prerequisites for neuronal differentiation.

In order to obtain coding gain close to the one obtained in Figure 1 with reduced feedback per user and without resorting to exhaustive search, we propose the following algorithm to obtain ϕ: 1.

An exhaustive analytical and numerical analysis of the higher-order feedback cases will be presented elsewhere, but the patterns described for the two-element loop were conserved in simulations of a 3-element loop (data not shown).

Once this has been proven, we develop the theory extension and an algorithm which avoids the complexity and unfeasibility of exhaustive search while getting close to its performance, constrained to limited feedback requirements.

An initial item pool was derived based on an exhaustive review of the literature on learner satisfaction and refined based on feedback from 15 focus groups of VA faculty and clinical trainees.