Sentence examples for construction framework from inspiring English sources
A method of constructing prerouted FPGA cores, which lays the foundations for a rapid system construction framework for dynamically reconfigurable computing systems, is presented.
In the end this area depends on social inclusion and well-designed buildings within an environmentally sensitive construction framework.
Here, we propose a construction framework in which QKD classical post-processing can be custom made.
We present a new construction framework for solving VRPs that can handle a wide range of different types of VRPs.
In particular, we explore the Fisher consistency properties of multicategory majorization losses and present a construction framework of majorization losses of the 0 1 loss.
To minimize total costs of establishing the network and satisfy a pre-defined global upper delay-bound on the paths from the server to any other client for message broadcast in Tactile Internet, this paper presents a Rooted Delay-Constrained Minimum Spanning Tree (RDCMST) construction framework based on dynamic algorithm.
Their construction frameworks are shown in Figure 1(c - g).
To simplify model construction a framework is required that relieves the model developer from software engineering concerns.
The use of "Young Person's Guide" — which introduces the individual instruments of an orchestra and then joins them in a fugue — is clever in that it underlines the construction and framework in a collaborative artwork like this film.
While the system embodies a number of limitations that are discussed, this research demonstrates how concepts borrowed from the construction grammar framework can aid in taking initial steps towards building systems that can acquire and produce event language through interaction with the world.
Construction of framework data such as roads, rivers, etc. Application systems: development of GIS application systems such as land use, environment, marine, etc. Example: KLIS and KOPSS, facilitating data sharing and interoperability.
