Sentence examples for address phenomena from inspiring English sources

Incremental dialogue systems are often perceived as more responsive and natural because they are able to address phenomena of turn-taking and overlapping speech, such as backchannels or barge-ins.

The power of bringing together the full range of MR measurements to address phenomena occurring over multiple length-scales is illustrated using examples taken from the field of chemical reaction engineering.

Viscoelastic models address phenomena that provide changes on the mechanical material properties along time.

A disadvantage of exercises, in comparison with actual events, is that they are fictitious and constructed; thus, they can never fully address phenomena that arise at the actual events.

By appealing to complex systems dynamics there is the possibility of physically-based theories that can robustly address phenomena of emergence without having recourse to the type of "vitalism" that was countenanced by some in the earlier part of the twentieth century.

This can be further subdivided in four sub-factors: In sciences that are younger and/or address phenomena of higher complexity, the connection between theories, hypotheses and empirical findings could be more flexible, negotiable and open to interpretation.

This study addresses phenomena in the flow downstream of synthetic self-oscillating vocal folds.

CO, CO2 and acetylene in two different amounts is added to the system for systematic analysis for addressing phenomena related to partial oxidation.

This paper addresses phenomena associated with stencil nanopatterning and presents the results of modelling and simulation studies for predicting the deleterious effects of mask distortion and clogging during pattern transfer.

This area, slow-steaming, is by research standards a relatively new phenomenon; how companies address this phenomenon is even more so.

Economists are not equipped to address such phenomena.