Sentence examples for empirically implemented from inspiring English sources
To include primarily vulnerability studies that have been operationalized and empirically implemented rather than studies that focus on developing theoretical frameworks of vulnerability.
Researchers use this methodological approach to design interventions for tackling real-world problems taking place in education and then empirically implemented in authentic educational contexts (Mckenney & Reeves, 2012).
For classification performance, 12 datasets consisting of binary and non-binary features are empirically implemented in comparison with Support Vector Machines (SVM) using k-fold cross validation.
The selection process for the basic stock of literature was guided by the following ideas and criteria: (1) To include primarily vulnerability studies that have been operationalized and empirically implemented rather than studies that focus on developing theoretical frameworks of vulnerability.
Long-term memory storage based on bistability of connection strength has been empirically implemented in a VLSI circuit [66].
The results of empirically implementing the DEA approach indicate that in the aggregate there is little change in technical efficiency.
The results of empirically implementing the DEA approach indicate that most local exchange carriers (LECs) were technically efficient over the 1988–1998 period.
Classification is implemented empirically, by means of the design of a classifier based on a finite set of i.i.d.i.d
In addition, new methods have been developed and empirically based simplifications implemented as required to construct a comprehensive, practically oriented, system level, aquaculture simulator.
In Fig. 5a, the procedures of STFT and frequency filter banks in Fig. 2 are excluded from the NN structure because they are implemented empirically and have no parameters.
The theoretical framework described above clearly rests on a number of simplifying assumptions and, although some of them are crucial for the purpose of constructing measures of skill mismatch that can be implemented empirically, some serve the more modest purpose of simplifying the model.
