Sentence examples for comparatively developed from inspiring English sources

In this paper, two types of recurrent neural network (RNN) are comparatively developed and exploited for the online solution of the well-known Lyapunov matrix equation with the stationary and nonstationary coefficients.

The study fields were selected to meet those criteria: 1) including provinces located in north and south, west and east of China; 2) including provinces comparatively developed and developing in economic status; 3) the selected provinces had performed DOTS well; 4) CDC of counties in the selected provinces had laboratories to do the study required examinations independently.

Acceleration for the 1930s birth cohorts coincided with the first cohort of women who by migrating from China to HK in 1945 1955 were the first generation to reach maturity in comparatively developed HK, where gross domestic product per head in 1951 was about five times higher than in China (Maddison, 2001).

Though phonological and lexical studies are comparatively well developed, the basis has yet to be laid for a comparative morphosyntactic study, for example between such highly diverse varieties as Khalkha and Khorchin.

John Bunker, a former professor of anaesthesiology from Stanford and a friend of mine, argues that medicine has comparatively recently developed a wide range of effective treatments that have been proved to work in clinical trials.

Another remarkable aspect of his scholarly achievement is that a book he wrote more than 50 years ago should still be assigned as essential reading for students in such comparatively recently developed fields of cultural studies as the history of periodical literature and the history of the book.

Home-sharing, by contrast, is comparatively well developed in Cuba, where it's been around for decades under a system called casas particulares.

Kuhfittig iteration is comparatively less developed for various nonlinear mappings in a more general setup of spaces with non-positive sectional curvature such as hyperbolic spaces.

Britain is comparatively better, developing its own carbon-pricing program and permitting gas development.

The economy of the comparatively infertile region developed around cottage industries.

Stalactite ornamentation developed comparatively late in Islamic art, the earliest buildings in Syria, Egypt, and North Africa showing no traces of it.