Sentence examples for consists of a scheme from inspiring English sources
Generally, each system consists of a scheme that arranges knowledge in terms of stated principles into classes, then divisions and subdivisions.
More importantly, the CHF consists of a scheme in each district, and as the country moves to having individual facility bank accounts, fund pools are being fragmented even more with each facility maintaining its own pool of CHF contributions.
Moreover, to simplify Slepian-Wolf decoding (consisting of a scheme with successive interference cancelation), we propose a suboptimal scheme in which cooperative relays employ quantized QAM constellations to yield at the destination the desired QAM constellation with no interference.
Indeed, a symbol system, say, the English language, actually consists of a symbol scheme (not to be confused with the above-mentioned notion of a label "schema")—i.e., of a collection of symbols, or "characters," with rules to combine them into new, compound characters associated to a field of reference.
The second-generation wavelet consists of a lifting scheme.
It mainly consists of a parameterization scheme on the basis of the physical composition of laminated structures and a flexible and robust optimization engine using Evolutionary Algorithms.
In a traditional visual odometry framework, the calculation of relative pose change from unreliable feature matches consists of a RANSAC scheme to sort inliers from outliers and find the best supported motion hypothesis.
HIPESYN consists of a sender receiver scheme where the node that initiates the synchronization process (sender) is the same node as the one that is synchronized with the receiver.
The interior was also replaced, and consists of a silver scheme.
Type 2 evidence consists of a classification scheme for interventions (emerging, promising, effective and evidence based) (3).
The plan consists of a fixed scheme with the end-point return to work starting early in the rehabilitation process and in collaboration with the employer [ 29].
