Sentence examples for either modifying from inspiring English sources

As new data streams in, the brain figures out if it is capturing more complexity, which requires either modifying the understanding of the original pattern or splitting it into two patterns, making for new knowledge.

The added metal ions may enhance the interaction by either modifying the surface or by forming ternary complexes.

Expecting that Apple would be doubling down on the dual camera depth setup, we thought Apple would be either modifying the camera positions for the iPhone 8 or going with a monocular solution.

To further balance our model to make it equally good at identifying men and women, we tried either modifying the penalty term for each gender (inversely proportional to its relative frequency in the training set) or creating a balanced train set by undersampling the majority class while retaining the original population distribution in the test set.

In this work, an attempt to improve the corrosion resistance of WC Co coatings was made by either modifying the coating composition with the addition of a NiCr alloy or by performing a post-melt treatment, in order to disrupt the intrinsic lamellar microstructure of the coating.

The aim of the analyses is determining how different geometry variations will affect the structural integrity of the unit and if these could contribute to the turbine's scale-up by either modifying the structure's modal properties, improving its structural integrity, or reducing capital expenditure (CAPEX).

Ideally, it may yield either modified or unmodified tectonic landscapes.

However, I think that science can either modify or determine our moral convictions.

"What we want to do is either modify that behavior or have them trade elsewhere," he said.

Practically every city of any size either modified its existing Greek theatre or built a new Roman one during the first two centuries of the Roman Empire.

It appeared during a transition to democracy when the aristocratic gerousia was either modified, replaced, or opposed by a new council (the boule).