Sentence examples for fields of experts from inspiring English sources

Frankly, I think it is quite arrogant to say that the man leading in the polls two months before Iowa has no chance, especially given that there is a long history in politics and other fields of experts being overconfident when they make predictions.

Gaussian noise can be well suppressed by bilateral filter [3], anisotropic diffusion [4], wavelet-based approaches [5], or fields of experts [6] while maintaining edges.

Gradient features [6,8], Gabor features [9], fields of experts (FoE) [10] features and histogram oriented gradients (HoG) [11] are developed.

Our method also provides a promising and generalized solution to investigate the complex and nonlinear information for various applications in the fields of expert and intelligent systems.

As Vietnam prepares to begin one of the world's most ambitious nuclear power programs, it is scrambling to raise from scratch a field of experts needed to operate and regulate nuclear power plants.

Tunnelling is often considered an exclusive field of experts with countless years of practice mostly because of a grey area existing between design carried out with sophisticated theories and construction ruled by practical judgement.

Instead, there appears to be a movement towards a more systematic and professionalized field of experts, with specific formation on biobanking, who run and operate biobanking activities, and take engagement with various stakeholders as an important function of their overall operations.

We have apparently entered the part of the 2012 mid season where the rapid accumulation of polling data is met by a burgeoning field of experts who think everyone should ignore the data in new and exciting ways that not everyone agrees upon completely.

However, it is currently limited by an under-developed theoretical base, a small field of experts and limited reporting of case studies in the literature.

Start with a problematic racing layout, mix in a field of expert drivers with rookies and rusty ones, put millions of dollars on the line and then add speed.

They share the feature of bringing together "in a clearly defined space works of art (often of the most varied kinds) that had originally been designed to be seen in wholly different locations," and both helped give flesh to the idea that such varied works are all examples of a thing called art, with its own history and its own field of expert study.