Sentence examples for addressing the unknown from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, addressing the unknown torque disturbance, a disturbance observer was proposed.

I do believe that part of the excitement of going forward in the future is addressing the unknown and the risks that come with it.

In "While the City Sleeps," the hunt for a serial killer sparks competition among the various editors of a New York media conglomerate, including an award-winning writer and television commentator (Dana Andrews), who goes straight to the source, addressing the unknown murderer on the air and even using his own fiancée (Sally Forrest) as bait.

Even so, it offered hints about the C.I.A.'s sources and methods as it tried to address the unknown.

We also address the unknown properties of the input data by determining experimental data properties that maximize our method's performance.

The Nussbaum function is employed to address the unknown control direction and a state observer is constructed by neural networks (NNs) to estimate the unmeasurable states.

In "Measuring and Managing the Unknown: Methane Emissions from the Oil and Gas Value Chain" authors Sarah Marie Jordaan and Kate Konschnik highlight the growing pressure on industry and policymakers to address the "unknown" factor in greenhouse gas emissions and propose a regulatory approach that remains open to new technologies.

Oswalt and fans were particularly struck by a final passage in I'll Be Gone in the Dark in which the author addresses the unknown killer in a letter ending, "Open the door.

However, an ordinal data set poses an additional challenge because the model has to address the unknown thresholds as well as the latent response.

For the women participants for whom infertility was an unexplained aetiology, there was a possibility that acupuncture would address the unknown factor.

So, to address the unknown genetic mutations that we might be interested in testing and to maximize the utility of the biorepository, we cryopreserved lymphocytes for future transformation into cell lines.