Sentence examples for applicable tasks from inspiring English sources

In recent years (since 2001 [7]), researchers have proposed methods based on exploiting the coherent component of AV processes for applicable tasks like speech enhancement [7 9], acoustic feature enhancement [10], visual voice activity detection (VVAD) [11], and AV source separation (AVSS) [11 24].

This may also be an important step in order to estimate if these easy and fast applicable tasks may be implemented in large clinical trials.

We also include an option for applicable tasks to override the load balancing algorithm, and to construct jobs with only one repeat per parallel job.

We then identified applicable SE tasks found in Air Force SE policy and suggest a tailored Systems Engineering approach for SBIR projects.

Where applicable, time (locomotion tasks), trial (rotarod and visual MWM tasks), day (MWM training) or intensity (PPI and startle threshold) were included as independent variables and a three-way anova with repeated measures was performed.

The HR professionals who evaluate resumes and do interviews, however, lack the technical knowledge to discern which types of experience are applicable to which tasks.

It only depends on their internal sensors such as encoders for joint angles, and therefore it is simple and applicable to various tasks.

Search systems are limited by their inability to distinguish between information that is on topic and information that is useful, i.e. suitable and applicable to the tasks at hand.

Our methods should be applicable to other tasks where the resolution problems are produced mechanically and where completeness is less important than achieving a high success rate with limited processor time.

Jason Weston, a researcher at Facebook's AI Research FAIRR) lab, told me in an interview that some of the inspiration for ParlAI came from watching researchers make progress on the WebQuestions dataset only to see the work largely ignored when it became clear that it was overly specialized and not applicable to other tasks.

The current study was limited to spinal movements and the findings might not be applicable to other tasks.