Sentence examples for dynamically consider from inspiring English sources
The intrinsic features of our proposed algorithm include a hierarchical chromosome structure to encode two important cell design decisions, a new selection scheme to dynamically consider two correlated fitness functions, and a group mutation operator to increase the probability of mutation.
As future works, the proposed approach will be extended to dynamically consider variations in the configurations of error zones.
These methods account for level of details in data representation and dynamically consider the limited computational power and connection bandwidth for visualizing data on commodity smartphones.
In common with the many other critics mentioned above, our conceptualization of the social determination approach sees these considerations as necessary but not sufficient to dynamically consider driving influences as well as how affected social actors can engage with the normative position of pursuing social justice and health equity.
The algorithm dynamically considers various candidate alignments, partitions each candidate alignment into sections, and determines the most appropriate set of parameter values for each section of the alignment.
Unlike E-GyTAR, which ignores non-directional density with respect to destination, TFOR selects the junctions dynamically considering directional as well as non-directional flow of traffic density.
Furthermore, to improve accuracy, this method can be adjusted dynamically to consider more traffic factors if necessary.
Our protocols guarantee the connectivity among nodes and reconstruct the routes dynamically by considering location information of the nodes.
Each classification unit is assigned a weight that is determined dynamically by considering the performance of the units during the testing phase and the training phase results.
In a nutshell, the generalized MMSE beamforming vectors are effectively determined and dynamically balanced considering the overall status of multicell MIMO systems.
This new approach makes it possible to compare the effectiveness of certain combinations of treatments dynamically by considering state, action, and reward simultaneously.
