The phrase "actions given by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to actions that are provided or assigned by someone or something, often in a formal or instructional context.
Example: "The actions given by the committee will be implemented starting next month."
Alternatives: "actions provided by" or "actions assigned by".
The actions given by the AG are interpreted with regard to those goal vectors.
This model is built on the user's previous ratings and actions, as well as the ratings and actions given by other users in the system, with the data then leveraged to predict preference.
One idea is to examine the gestures, particularly the dynamic gestures, that competent problem-solvers tend to make, and then turn these gestures into directed actions given by the game for particular conjectures.
Each outcome of these aggregate behaviors is an emergent property of a system in which each individual's action depends on a subset of others' actions, given by each individual's network of interactions.
Each participant in Group Yoked observed the sequence of actions given by their counterpart participant in the Active Group as well as their consequences.
In order to further assess the influence of p(C), the sample was then classified as a function of the number of actions given by the Active Group, that is, their p(C).
In a slightly different direction we prove thatB(H) viewed as a bimodule over the disk algebra with the left action given by multiplication by a coisometry and the right action given by multiplication by an isometry is an injective module.
There is the natural action arising from the action of Gal ( k ) on k ¯, and there is also the twisted action given by the cocycle η a r = z.
However, the generating functional can also be evaluated by expanding the exponent around the "free" action given by (S_{mathrm{F}}[x t), tilde{x}(t)]=inttilde{x}(t) G^{-1}(t - t') x(t'),dt,dt').
For example, the action given by S[varphi] = intvarphi vec{x}) G^{-1}bigl vec{x}, vec{x'}biG^{-1}bigl vec{x} {x'}bigr),d^{n}x,d^{n}x' + gintvec{hi^{4}( vec{x'}bigr{n}x is called (varphibigl vecφ-4") theory.
Control action is composed by three parts: a predictive one from an optimization problem, a discontinuous one given by the switching term and finally, a feed-forward action given by an insulin bolus that is injected when a meal is ingested.
