Sentence examples for development of a representation from inspiring English sources

Fast forwarding three decades of computer science and knowledge engineering and we reach the present day development of a representation framework where each element of the triple is a resource with a unique identifier, with the third element of the triple having the option of being a literal, that is, of having an actual value rather than a placeholder.

The development of a simplified representation of the CAS helps in understanding its different aspects.

This paper deals with development of a music representation or encoding system for the Sargam notation scheme which enables easy music notation storage, publishing, and retrieval using computers.

Novelties of this work include the combined use of contextual information and multi-modal fusion, and the development of a new representation for providing motion distribution information to HMMs.

The findings from our two studies suggest teaching scale information using structural, progressive, and hierarchical alignment paired with corrective feedback, is effective for the development of a linear representation of magnitude.

Calem (Europe): The CALEM conference long-term goal is to contribute actively, always in a peaceful manner, to the development of a new representation of human sexuality among Muslims.

This paper describes the development of a 3D representation of the Health Outreach and Peer Education (H.O.P.E).

Our understanding of these processes would benefit greatly from the development of a network representation that takes into account protein phosphorylation and its functional effects.

These findings indicated that eye-movements enhanced the development of a visual-spatial representation during observational practice as well as a motor representation during physical practice.

Although several motion representations have been proposed for use together with HMMs, the development of a fine-grained representation combining increased recognition rates with low computational complexity remains a significant challenge.

Conditions in colonial America favoured the limited development of a system of representation more broadly based than the one in use in Great Britain.