Sentence examples for alignment and optimization from inspiring English sources

After retrieving motion features and different musical cues, e.g., beats, pitch, intensity and chord progression, methods for matching and aligning the dance movement with music typically apply signal alignment and optimization techniques, such as time-warping [4, 6], dynamic programming [5], and genetic algorithms [11].

In what they call the "talent alignment and optimization" initiative, or TAO, leaders from across the organization try to strike a balance between the supply of talent (rising stars) and the demand for talent (critical positions).

Alignment and optimization must comprehend the full value chain and all stakeholders to ensure long-run sustainable profits for the firm.

The open source software compared against are: 1) the Pharmacophore alignment and optimization tool Pharao [44], from Silicos-it [45] 2) the purely shape-based tool Shape-it, also from Silicos-it [46] and 3) the MACCS fingerprint as implemented in Open Babel [37].

That is why optimization of alignment and optimization of tree are inseparable.

Various approaches for modification based on polymer design, membrane alignment design, and optimization of processing are investigated to achieve higher-performance separators.

Finding an optimal alignment connecting two end-points in a specified corridor is a complex problem that requires solving three interrelated sub-problems, namely the horizontal alignment, vertical alignment and earthwork optimization problems.

Using Baltimore City as the study area, this case study aims to illustrate the data preparation procedures of the proposed concurrent station location and alignment optimization model, and to demonstrate its effectiveness compared to the sequential optimization methodology where stations are first selected and alignment is then designed between these selected stations.

This early response is characterized by actin filaments rearrangement into bundles of stress fibers and gradual reorientation parallel to the flow direction, which later results in cell alignment and cell shape optimization (Noria et al., 2004; Osborn et al., 2006), characteristic for healthy endothelium.

We used two different approaches to alignment (direct optimization and homology-extension alignment) and tree building (parsimony and ML), to illustrate the effect of very different data treatments.

Eddy and Durbin (1994) also presented an iterative optimization procedure that iterates between alignment and structure, taking an optimization approach instead of the sampling approach we describe here.