Sentence examples for a scope of a from inspiring English sources
This paper investigates the application of artificial neural networks to the problem of job shop scheduling with a scope of a deterministic time-varying demand pattern over a fixed planning horizon.
It lies within a scope of a collaboration between the Laboratoire de Génie Chimique (Toulouse, France) and the Commissariat à l'Energie Atomique (CEA, Cadarache, France) in order to compare various cogeneration systems from both energy and economics viewpoint.
Purpose: Within a scope of a cooperative project called "HapticIO" (funded by the German Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)), a completely new force feedback device "IOMaster 7D" was intended to be developed for simulation of endoscopic ventriculo-cisternostomy (VCS).
The findings revealed as follows: The model consisted of four components: 1) A scope of a knowledge domain 2) Content development: media design and development, including and evaluation of the media effectiveness 3) Implementation: publish with Creative Common (CC) license and 4) Quality assurance: by learners' vote and the outcome of learners' inquiring cultural skill.
This approach could potentially increase a scope of a treatment implementation in, for example, a psychiatric clinic or in primary care.
(Willem de Kooning, the all-time best of the American painters, is a case apart, with a scope of mastery — and a humor — that lets him innovate in ways less drastic than those of his go-for-broke peers).
He also wrote a scope of work to access a $1 Congressional earmark to be coordinated with the State's Executive Office of Transportation.
(Willem de Kooning, the all-time best of the American painters, is a case apart, with a scope of mastery — and a humor — that lets him innovate in ways less drastic than those of his go-for-broke peers).
It helps, it gives you a scope of how a player is playing, what units are working well together, but at the same time, you still have to have that feel of what you want to try and accomplish.
There is a scope of future research at a biochemical level to evaluate all mediators associated with inflammation and bone resorption.
How then, I ask Kahn, is one meant to approach such a show with such a scope of materal and such a paradoxical blend of hilarity and nihilism?
