Sentence examples for augmented transition from inspiring English sources
We present this model based on an indirect encoding Genetic Algorithm which builds Augmented Transition Network controllers, and we compare it with different Learning Classifier Systems, namely XCSM (a memory-based extension of the most studied Learning Classifier System, XCS) and ACS (an Anticipatory Learning Classifier System).
It enhances augmented transition networks with dynamic behavior, and drives multiple back-end realizers, including VoiceXML.
We have developed an augmented transition network (ATN) parser to develop conceptual dependency diagrams from natural language descriptions.
Similarly Woods' grammar for lunar was based on a certain kind of procedurally interpreted transition graph (an augmented transition network, or ATN), where the sentence subgraph might contain an edge labeled NP (analyze an NP using the NP subgraph) followed by an edge labeled VP (analogously interpreted).
Using in vitro experiments, our results revealed that activated TGF-β1 signalling resulted in more aggressive tumour growth, augmented the epithelial mesenchymal transition and more resistance to treatment.
Scenic transitions are augmented by Kristin Campbell's video projections depicting changing locations.
Moreover, a consideration of projected demographic shift and epidemiologic transitions likely would have augmented the import of study findings.
Such concerns are augmented where non-employed graduates gaining employment transition to non-graduate jobs.
Thus, this approach avoids oscillation during switching between sub-systems, helps to relieve shaking in transition, and augments the stability robustness of the whole system, and finally achieves optimal (i.e. fast and smooth) transition between operating points.
Augmented with an adaptive mesh refinement scheme, a brittle-to-ductile transition in dynamic fracture response of single crystalline FCC Cu is accurately predicted using CAC simulations.
Yet, for some time now, McGraw-Hill Educatits and its President Brian Kibby have been on a mission to help the company transition from the dying world of print to digital, "augmented learning experiences" — and help create the eBook of the future.
