Sentence examples for flexible goals from inspiring English sources

This paper also presents a means by which classical planning can be extended via fuzzy sets to enable flexible goals and preferences to be placed on the use of planning operators.

"We're optimistic that Iraq and the U.S. can reach a mutual agreement on flexible goals for U.S. troops to continue to return on success, based on conditions on the ground, and allow Iraqi forces to provide security for a sovereign Iraq".

"This work shows that you can achieve many flexible goals for managing traffic, while retaining the high performance of traditional routers," Hari Balakrishnan, the Fujitsu Professor in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT explains in an MIT News article about the research.

To preserve the NoSQL schema flexible goals, i.e, data variety; the model should reside outside the database and should not be tied with it; and should provide a mirror to the programming language objects to get mapped seamlessly for persistent storage.

In BZ-TT, the goal is to test every operation of the system at every reachable boundary state, which is a system state where at least one of the state variables has a maximum or minimum boundary value, while LEIRIOS test generator (LTG) offers more flexible goals.

Think of these flexible goals as part of a road map for your therapy, so you're not ambling aimlessly through sessions.

Then the team created a more flexible goal-setting interface that improved the performance review system.

Parnaudeau, S. et al. Mediodorsal thalamus hypofunction impairs flexible goal-directed behavior.

h-DQN allows for flexible goal specifications, such as functions over entities and relations.

Having elicited the membership function for the objective function and the constraint, the optimal solvent design problem can be formulated as a flexible goal attainment problem.

This flexible goal increased visitors' involvement in the process and allowed them to create unique stories that they could see on the screen.