Sentence examples for connecting the current from inspiring English sources

The sensor model in (19) is applied (NORMAL_PDF) to each preceding state, multiplied with the transition probability connecting the current state with the preceding state, and then multiplied with the message that corresponds to the preceding state.

In other words, it is the magnitude of the projection of the average velocity vector of the packet on the line connecting the current location of the packet to the destination.

Taking into account the fragmented and discontinuous landscapes across the Atlantic Forest's hotspot, we propose a conservation strategy for A. quadra based on potential ecological corridors linking climatically suitable areas and discuss the need for amplifying and connecting the current protected areas to maintain this threatened species at longer time under a global warming scenario.

I also cannot help connecting the current Washington leadership and Mr. Potter.

Aside from exposing visitors to types of media they might not be used to consuming, the Twitter bot has a satisfying way of connecting the current collective visual imagination to that of generations past.

The President's remarks, however, did not bode well with some prominent black media figures, who expressed on Twitter that connecting the current turmoil in Ferguson with a political initiative was a dissatisfying response, the Washington Post pointed out.

Yet Sammond identifies another thread: one that connects the current CGI generation of kids' cartoons with their old hand-drawn ancestors.

Instead, the Republicans tried to blame their revolt on a speech given before the vote by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who connected the current crisis to the fiscal and economic mismanagement of the Bush years.

The opportunity is clearly for people and businesses to connect the current, mid-digital era to that which is coming.

Lines 26 to 34 first check whether the current head solution is a prefix of a tail solution (which is not the case for head solution d = (x) and tail solutions T = { y)}), and then call subroutine leftExtensions in line 32 (with parameters d = (x) and T = { y)}) which subsequently attempts to topologically connect the current solution for the head to solutions for the tail.

Specifically, one that connects the current reality of incarceration with the former practice of slavery.