Sentence examples for attribute of the system from inspiring English sources
Learning can be approached in a similar way to adaptivity, where learning is viewed as an attribute of the system rather than a fundamental property of individual agents.
However, in some real-time embedded systems with high reliability, DVFS and related algorithms can extend the running time of tasks, affect the run-time attribute of the system, and thus decrease its reliability.
Two values will be assigned to each variable or attribute of the system, one based on the judgment of how this variable behaves with regard to the probability of leakage.
A novel attribute of the system is that it analyzes the behavior of misclassifications during training (i.e., typical mistakes) to extract a few more rules which are augmented to the initial rule base to improve its performance.
Correspondingly, the possibility arises of attributing to the system the property of being in a definite place and thus of accounting for our definite perception of it.
This paper describes the stages of the nuclear analysis that serve to prove the radiation derived attributes of the system.
An integrated approach was adopted to assess the life-cycle technical, environmental, energy and economic attributes of the system.
The selection process must consider configuration rules, resource restrictions and stakeholders' preferences, especially with regard to non-functional properties or quality attributes of the system.
However, because the diameters measured by DLS are hydrodynamic, the results can be affected by the attributes of the system other than the primary nanoparticle size, such as the aggregation state [37].
It can be concluded that in order to aid the implementation of green procurement, it would help if the attributes of the system are defined in a transparent manner and consistently calculated.
This is done through the introduction of three parameters for each failure cause, which relate to physical attributes of the system being modeled, i.e., cause condition probability, component fragility, and coupling factor strength.
