Sentence examples for are presented for instance from inspiring English sources
Other traffic monitoring applications using real-time video/image tracking are presented for instance based on a virtual line graph for major highway scenarios [18] or based on an active contour model for road intersection scenarios [19].
To better visualise compound effects, a different statistical treatment is required before the data are presented; for instance, the large influence of the different test systems can be attenuated by the subtraction of the corresponding controls before display (see below and Fig. 7).
Computational results are presented for instances up to 400 users, 25 potential service facilities, and 5 capacity levels with different coefficients of variation of service times and average queueing delay costs per customer.
If you aren't focussed when the problem is presented, for instance — that is, if your attention is already diffuse when "pine," "crab," and "sauce" first flash across the screen — you may find it harder to reach an insightful solution because you haven't done enough conscious, analytical processing.
More results are presented for several test instances, using both datasets from Table 1.
Results are presented for the two smallest instances of the benchmark suite LINER-LIB-2012 LINER-LIB-2012 LINER-LIB-2012 presentedinger, and Sigurd (2013).
Computational results are presented for 4 classes of benchmark instances.
Computational experiments are presented showing the effectiveness of the approach: Seven new best-known solutions are presented for the set of benchmark instances used in the experiments.
Capacity building for relevant partners is also necessary and opportunities for training are present, for instance through COFs.
Hy3S proves to be both accurate and computational inexpensive compared to SSA and its variants when fast/continuous reactions are present, for instance dimerization reactions.
In contrast, highly anisotropic surfaces are present, for instance, in rubbed polymer surface, or outer/cleaved surfaces of single crystal minerals, salts, inorganics, metals, or others.
