Sentence examples for constructing a response from inspiring English sources
Kriging is chosen as the interpolating technique for constructing a response surface of the feasibility function as a function of the uncertain parameters when a set of input output data are available.
The proposed approach is based on three stages which (1) use neural networks for constructing a response function model of a dynamic multiresponse system, (2) use exponential desirability functions for evaluating overall performance of a specific factor combination, and (3) use a genetic algorithm to optimize parameter design.
Performance assessments are defined as ways "in which the teacher observes and makes a judgment about the student's demonstration of a skill or competency in creating a product, constructing a response, or making a presentation" (McMillan, 2007, p. 229).
In the last years, the Italian Department of Drug Control has promoted the development of a concise update on the main features of identified NPS, developing as well a series of strategic guidelines, objectives, and actions in order to begin constructing a response to tackle this emerging issue [ 15].
According to the social information processing model of Crick and Dodge (1994), a child's behavioral response to a social cue occurs as a result of six subsequent mental processing steps, including (1) encoding social cues, (2) interpreting social cues, (3) clarifying a goal, (4) constructing a response, (5) selecting a response and (6) enacting this response.
The objective function values are obtained at these design points by Navier Stokes analysis, and a surrogate model, namely, the response surface approximation method, is used to construct a response surface for the objective function.
So I began to construct a response to this question based entirely on my own fading memories, some superficial research, and a fractional comprehension of a series of youtube videos on the history of the YMCA in Yokohama.
Once completing CRS j, each tag t j resets the value of its bit counter to zero and appends its partial identity PID j behind the CRS j to construct a Response String (RS j ), i.e., RS j = CRS j ||PID j.
Holistic rubrics, on the other hand, judge how students construct a response as a whole (e.g., good, acceptable, poor).
This provides an opportunity for a student to provide an answer without necessarily having an understanding, as it is typically easier to recognize an answer from a list of possibilities than to construct a response.
