Sentence examples for a sequence of examples from inspiring English sources

Before diving into the main results, we use a sequence of examples to understand the mechanisms that allow us outperform interference avoidance with only 1-local view.

With a sequence of examples, we illustrate how this approach can contribute towards the development of better neuropsychiatric diagnostics.

Each 'thatn' refers to the nth element in a sequence of worsening examples of 'child'child

This was accomplished by comparing the measured with the predicted attenuation performance of a sequence of generic examples of cross-flow and flow-reversing silencing elements.

A sequence of numerical examples are carried out to demonstrate the accuracy and capability of the maximum-principle-satisfying limiter.

More formally, a data stream (mathcal {S}) is a massive sequence of examples ({mathbf{x}}_1, {mathbf{x}}_2, ldots, {mathbf{x}}_N), i.e., (mathcal {S} = { {mathbf{x}}_i }_{i=1}^{N}), which is potentially unbounded ((N rightarrow infty)).

For an extended sequence of examples of empirical studies, see the so-called 'continuous double auction' experiments discussed in Plott and Smith 1978 and Smith 1962, 1964, 1965, 1976 , 1982

The application of validated acoustic models to intake/exhaust system acoustic design is described with reference to a sequence of specific practical examples.

We define an interaction pattern p as a sequence of relations, for example, a retweet of a reply or retweet of a tweet with a mention.

Other architecture is possible, including a variant in which the network can generate a sequence of outputs (for example, words), each of which is used as inputs for the next time step.

When you learn something new -- a sequence of letters, for example -- the midbrain sends squirts of the chemical dopamine to your PFC, effectively tagging the new information as "for your immediate attention".