Sentence examples for feedback distributed from inspiring English sources
Nine studies used feedback distributed to the GPs in printed format [ 7- 14] and two used electronic feedback [ 14, 15].
Every key click and mouse move counts, so anything that reduces steps that I have to gather feedback, distribute media and collaborate with people across the country is something that is needed in my profession.
Based on the intermittent information, both the state-feedback and the output-feedback distributed control protocols are designed and a criterion is derived to calculate the lower bound of the communication ratio.
In the car interiors these tissues could be used as new interaction channels giving us information and haptic feedbacks, distributed all around our body and on the car internal surfaces.
It's been live for eight months now, and Waymo is getting a ton of feedback on UX, using feedback forms distributed after every ride, polls sent out to program participants and eve ride-alongs with members of the team to gather live feedback in situ.
References [4 7, 9] also used the perturbation idea to reduce the CSI feedback of distributed antennas systems in a similar fashion.
After time was allowed for implementation, the results were analyzed by further inspection and feedback forms distributed to the researchers who work in the laboratory.
As the designed control law is a state feedback of distributed nature, for practical application, a Kalman filter is used to reconstruct the entire state of the system from the measurements of the outlet fluids temperatures.
One study using electronic feedback also distributed the reports on paper [ 12].
In a later study Zumbach et al. (2004) performed a similar study on feedback in distributed online PBL tutorial groups.
On the basis of these findings, we hypothesize that the impairment of functional feedbacks among distributed brain areas may underlie the abnormal synchronization in schizophrenia and provide a bridge between abnormal synchrony and the symptoms of schizophrenia.
