Sentence examples for a common representation of from inspiring English sources

A common representation of trajectory is tracking of flow vectors.

The solution of nodal equations for both the electrical and fluid networks enables a common representation of the networks that easily translates into an object-oriented design.

A certain amount of experience is required to establish a common representation of the production and the perception of reaching movements.

The health monitoring system and the control system should have a common representation of the system capabilities and behaviors as well as the interactions between critical subsystems.

As more repositories are created the need for a common representation of the data becomes crucial to achieve semantic interoperability and enable the development of federated querying tools and scientific gateways.

We then show how re-designing our mobile platform with a common representation of contextual knowledge, leads to interesting improvements in many of the above mentioned components, thus achieving greater flexibility and robustness in the face of different situations.

To provide a common representation for synthesis of the results of individual studies, we converted the waiting time effect size to a regression coefficient and its standard error (SE) corresponding to a continuous representation per 4-week of delay.

Tactile images are obtained using a combination of dynamic Gaussians, which allows the creation of a common representation for tactile data given by different sensors with different technologies and resolutions.

Thus, we considered it a necessity to create a common representation to normalize the information irrespective of the original wording of the sentences in a paper.

Our aim was to search for sustained activation representing the task rules and to see whether there was a common representation irrespective of the way in which the task rules were established.

Empirical relationships relating density-dependent first-year survival of pike to the density of hatched eggs were taken from Minns et al. (1996) and converted into a more common representation of a dome-shaped stock-recruitment function.