Sentence examples for associated combining from inspiring English sources

The accuracy of a linear combination of forecasts primarily depends on the associated combining weights.

The design of deepwater compliant offshore structures requires engineers to address many difficult challenges including defining and modeling the local offshore environment, specifying the associated combined global loading on innovative platform designs, and numerical simulation and model test verification of the platform response characteristics.

On the basis of the typography proposed in Section 1.1 (cf. 16), in this section, I identify the focused denotation and the alternatives induced by the focus associate, combining them with the core sense of hai, namely, the additive sense, and thereby derive the semantic contribution of hai in different environments.

This can be advantageous, because EQ descriptions from unrelated studies are readily combined into a unified knowledgebase database, in contrast to the difficulty and uncertainty associated with combining characters from different character-by-taxon matrices.

Despite the technical challenges and high cost associated with combining standard building materials with efficient photovoltaic elements, the demand for BIPVs was on the rise in the 21st century, as was the need for efficient and economical renewable energy solutions.

We highlight the opportunities and challenges associated with combining disparate spatial data for EPHT analyses.

We investigate the paradigmatic challenges associated with combining these method theories and whether and how scholars have dealt with such challenges.

Our results provide a strong caution regarding the practical issues associated with combining data sources from multiple satellite sensors for monitoring applications.

To overcome the difficulties associated with combining object versions and subconfigurations into meaningful configurations, the computer system provides a graphical user interface which greatly eases the task of the designer.

The local approach consistently outperforms the global approach (Figure 2B) due to the flexibility associated with combining several local substructures to obtain function-specific rules.

The binary classification scheme reduces the error associated with combining data obtained in different labs and conditions [ 45].