Sentence examples for approaches for instance from inspiring English sources

RF has several advantages compared to other modeling approaches, for instance, the fact that it is neither sensitive to overfitting nor to noise features.

Consequently, filter technique has employed to many approaches, for instance, SLP methods [4], SQP methods [5, 6], interior point approaches [7] and derivative-free optimization [8, 9].

In addition, the evidence suggests that informational limits to trade may be addressed through a variety of market design approaches; for instance, an online monitoring tool substitutes for verified work history information.

In such cases, the localization process by means of conventional approaches (for instance, the LS algorithm) gives incorrect results, so that every node within the radio range of a malicious AN is wrongly positioned.

As a future work, we would like to investigate hybrid or semi-decentralized approaches, for instance cluster-based algorithms that take decisions with a minimum amount of feedback to be exchanged between the SBSs.

The same problem may be encountered by using other AED approaches, for instance, if a blind source separation technique is used prior to the detection of each of the separated events.

The instructor dictates what spinners call the profile of the ride, telling them when a "hill" is approaching, for instance, or when they will sprint.

School officials also say that too many mandates take a one-size-fits-all approach — for instance, the one requiring three outside auditors that was imposed on every district after the Roslyn scandal.

Asked in the interview how he would approach, for instance, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, he did not mention a specific plan, but rather his desire to try his hand at one of the most bitter and long-running conflicts on earth.

One product of this approach, for instance, is Europe's capital-adequacy directive, which applies common European standards to the amount of capital banks and brokers must have.The second tack the EU tried was mutual recognition of each other's regulatory regimes (and differences).

On an error-statistical approach, for instance, it is readily apparent that analogical arguments should not be regarded as evidence.