Sentence examples for develop a utility from inspiring English sources
To broaden the developer pool, researchers in the Spoken Language Systems group have started to develop a utility called SpeechBuilder which will make it easier for novice and experienced system developers to rapidly prototype new mixed-initiative conversational systems.
We develop a utility function that measures the quality of proposed sensing locations, give a randomized algorithm for selecting an optimal next sensing location, and provide methods for extracting features from sensor data and merging these into an incrementally constructed map.
In this paper, we develop a utility based solution for the dynamic placement problem.
Others have suggested that compliance could be an opportunity for financial institutions (FIs) to work together or develop a utility for some aspects of compliance.
To relate the probability of a child attending school to remittance reception and migration, we develop a utility maximization model with two adults a and b, and a child c, who is too young to make her own decisions.
That way, collectively with inclusion of more genes, we demand further investigation to extend this scale of variation to cover more species and genera and develop a utility as a novel trend to probably solve and/or reduce recent controversies of molecular and morphologic taxonomy of genus Gerbillus reported by Musser and Carleton (2005) and Ndiaye et al. (2016a, 2016b).
It is currently seeking permission to develop a utility-scale, open-ocean facility with a connection to the utility grid.
Bureaucratic entanglements can easily become a big hurdle for would-be entrepreneurs, said Faraj Al Meharibi, an Emirati student who was behind the entry of Earth Salutes You, a concept to develop a utilities usage monitoring system for homes.
To facilitate the preparation of data in the InCHlib format, we developed a utility script inchlib_clust.
Sapuntzakis et al. [18] developed a utility, called the Collective, which assigns virtual appliances to hardware dynamically and automatically.
Larson is a principal research scientist at the MIT Media Lab, where he directs the City Science Group, and Clippinger was formerly a Research Scientist at the Human Dynamics Group at the MIT Media Lab and is now a cofounder of Swytch.io which is developing a utility token called Swytch.
