Sentence examples for developed automatically from inspiring English sources
In generative process planning, the process plan is developed automatically by the computer.
In the film unit production phase, the minicultures developed automatically during the two meals a day that people ate together, and in the waiting periods between setups.
Two other expert systems (ESs) have been developed automatically using the GA, without taking any aid from the manually-designed fuzzy logic system.
Then, how to make a fitness function is represented, with an air conditioner as an example, and the controller of the air conditioner is developed automatically using our proposed framework.
An experiment has been conducted that shows the viability of the approach taken, i.e., given the output of a qualitative simulator the procedures we have developed automatically generate a structured subject matter model and subsequently use this model to successfully diagnoses learner behaviour.
To overcome this hurdle, this study suggests instead of implementing a single highly complex controller (adaptive or reactive), a robust control framework in which a new simple controller is developed automatically for every scheduling period (next shift or next day) or whenever internal conditions call for a major change that the current controller cannot accommodate.
He elaborated the notion of "social capability," arguing that poor economies would not develop automatically.
No telly, no music - just a few well-thumbed packs of cards and the camaraderie that develops automatically when an Alpine gale is rattling the windows.
Too often, companies signing a long-term contract assume that a solid working relationship will develop automatically.
Put the miles in and your crew develops (automatically installed) vehicular upgrades as well as gradually unlocking individual perk slots that you can fill with abilities to help speed your progress.
Error indicator plays an essential role in developing automatically adaptive analysis procedures that can maximize the rate of convergence of the approximation.
