Sentence examples for a personalised system from inspiring English sources

If government wants a personalised system of social care, it will have to address them.

A personalised system to assist patients with a diagnosis of schizophrenia to self-manage and manage everyday life by monitoring symptoms and treatments remotely using mobile telecoms might in the future be usefully supported with additional online access to peer support from users and remote information.

How does the man at the fulcrum of a highly personalised system, a system he controls manually, leave office without triggering a gigantic power struggle?

The official North Korean announcement of the execution on 12 December of Chang Song-thaek, the North's second most prominent official and uncle of the country's leader, Kim Jong-un, is a brutal but potentially politically risky move by Mr Kim to assert his political primacy and a shift towards an increasingly centralised and personalised system of rule.

The presidential handover in 2008 will be a risky period in the highly personalised system of government Mr Putin has created: the old foreign bogeyman may help.But the main impact of the big domestic changes under Mr Putin power corralled in the Kremlin, and an oil-fuelled economic revival has been to engender a self-confidence unprecedented since Soviet times.

The audio-component designer debuted a personalised sound system for each passenger in a vehicle, called the Independent Sound Zones, or ISZ.

Our results also show that a personalised recommender system powered by the SOM predictive model is able to produce consistent recommendations.

More fundamentally, they are fed up with the personalised system that he presides over.

In a country with a male population that is plagued by alcoholism and ill-health, his daredevil antics also embody an idealised version of manhood (as well as reassuring Russians that they need not fret about the succession a structural weakness in his highly personalised system).

Although the personalised system did not challenge the participants optimally, this study shows that the Bayesian rating system is in principle able to measure the skill and performance of children in playing a game with a robot (even without accurate estimates of the difficulty of items).

The high level of reusability and abstraction of the framework leads to a logical layer for IR that makes system design and construction significantly more efficient, and thus, better and increasingly personalised systems can be built at lower costs.