Sentence examples for as a supervision from inspiring English sources

Figure 9 shows the results including the active learning as a supervision addition.

PLS-DA was used as a supervision method for classification (Sena et al. 2004).

This classifier being regarded in the context of this design as a supervision mechanism is used to capture the distribution of data over the output space.

The model can be used for advanced control purposes, as a tool for the design and operation optimization of photobioreactors, or even as a supervision system of unmeasured variables.

The MOH and partners have engaged Assistant Environmental Health Officers and Senior HSAs to include CCM in their on-going supervision of all of the HSAs' activities in order to improve the frequency of CCM supervision, as well as developing a supervision manual to improve the quality of CCM supervision.

Never before has every single square foot of available building land been pored over with quite so much attention, nor has each aesthetic detail and design feature of our habitation been subjected to as systematic a supervision.

In sum, we defined the dependent variable ("care needs") as the occurrence of a supervision order as imposed by a juvenile court judge and/or the occurrence of future worrisome incidents at the juvenile's living address (involving child abuse, domestic violence, domestic strife, and/or sexual offensive behavior) within three years after the index incident occurred (i.e., from 2007 to 2010).

Online learning requires a lot of self-discipline, since you'd be responsible for getting the coursework done on your own time, without as much supervision as a traditional class.

With regard to the operational risk, Basel III suggests a greater convergence in the measurement methodologies as well as a higher supervision.

In order to allow for full flexibility concerning protocol and service design as well as for extended control possibilities, we implemented the specialized EDR-Broker-EDR-Customer network as a multiservice supervision system, which we present in sub-chapter 2.2.

Officially launching a supervision programme, as described in two studies, had a twofold effect: (i) it demonstrated organisational commitment and (ii) it increased awareness of and participation in the programme [ 33, 34].