Sentence examples for augmentation schemes from inspiring English sources
To alleviate future water shortages, current supply augmentation schemes and demand-management measures need to be enhanced with respect to coverage and enforcement.
An additional stipend of up to S$500 per month may be awarded to selected candidates under an augmentation scheme sponsored by industry and professional bodies.
The best augmentation scheme known so far ensures that, for any n-node graph G, greedy routing performs in O(√n) expected number of steps.
To deal with the inadequacy of training samples during learning, we introduce a data augmentation scheme which is very efficient due to its origin at cropping across videos.
Specifically, by utilizing the proposed force, the mean position error, for the case presented here, reduces by at least 92% as compared to the condition without the proposed force augmentation scheme.
Relaxing the assumption of independent evolution leads to computational difficulties, which we handle via a data augmentation scheme [ 17].
Relaxing the assumption of independent evolution leads to more parameter-rich evolutionary models and computational difficulties, which we handle via a data augmentation scheme [ 21].
The energy supply scheme for all the ethanol scenarios could either consider additional coal (base case), the BTE augmentation system, supplementation of biogas generated from CaO-SSL biodigestion or a combination of BTE augmentation and supplementation of biogas.
Beidou Ground Based Augmentation System.
The thermal energy recovery scheme from combustion (described in the process development section) for the recovery boiler is assumed to extend to the existing CFB boilers and the new BTE augmentation system proposed for supplementation of the process energy supply [ 39].
The penalty projection method for the solution of Navier Stokes equations may be viewed as a projection scheme where an augmentation term is added in the first stage, namely the solution of the momentum balance equation, to constrain the divergence of the predicted velocity field.
