Sentence examples for a suitable assignment from inspiring English sources

Battiato [10] proposed a method based on the position of the lines and the vanishing points to derive a suitable assignment of depth.

Simulations confirm the efficiency of ZAP in terms of (i) the performance tradeoff between different metrics and (ii) the fast achievement of a suitable assignment solution regardless of network size and density.

At each step, a suitable assignment for one or several positions is chosen, using probabilities derived from the precomputation, as illustrated by Figure 1.

Cultural diversity, which might enrich the health system and improve its efficacy with a more suitable assignment, say, of immigrant patients to doctors from their home countries, is not being taken advantage of.

As we will show, the suitable assignment of an EV is when the state of charge (SoC) of its battery remains at its highest possible level at the destination (assigned CS).

He said that Mr. Hicks's current job was "a suitable temporary assignment" at the same salary, and that he had submitted his preferences for his next job.

Then we construct a feedback for each individual agent to provide a suitable gain assignment and to satisfy the conditions of our new small gain theorem.

In this paper, scheduling and suitable assignment of EVs to charging stations (CSs) is approached as an optimization problem, formulated as linear programming problem.

Again, Middleton could not do that, and began looking for a suitable follow-on assignment.

For small networks that do not show significant variations (due to node mobility or change in the channel availability), a suitable approach for channel assignment is to elect a node as the central decision entity.

To investigate whether a particular subset of covariates is a suitable proxy for genetic assignment, we used two distinct measures.