Sentence examples for form an objective from inspiring English sources
"You can use the shoe to form an objective impression of the physical burden placed on people in their work situation.
The Hilbert Schmidt Independence Criteria (HSIC) is used to form an objective based on minimization of a loss function and an L1 norm is used for regularization of the Eigen vectors.
Thus, the regulations are not worded in such a way that an inmate could reasonably form an objective expectation that a visit would necessarily be allowed absent the occurrence of one of the listed conditions or reasonably expect to enforce the regulations against prison officials should that visit not be allowed.
When these mandatory commands are read in conjunction with the detailed rules set forth in the Commonwealth Procedures, 10 it is inconceivable that prisoners in the reformatory would not "reasonably form an objective expectation that a visit would necessarily be allowed absent the occurrence of one of the listed conditions". Ante, at 465.
The aim of this paper is to form an objective criterion for the design of desirable public open spaces of the city in the 21st century, based on the subjective assessment of the space through observing twelve photographs of typical visual resources of Niksic, with emphasis on the visual and aesthetic dimension.
These questions can form an objective data-driven set of strategies for analytics teams as they consider the cost and impact of analytics programs for an organization.
Harman mentioned that these two possibly conflicting objectives form a multi-objective scenario.
Furthermore, these performance measures i.e. objectives are combined to form a single objective problem using analytic hierarchy process (AHP).
In all these mentioned methods, multiple objectives are combined and form a single objective problem and then the optimal solution is obtained.
Since there may be implicit conflict between these three objectives, we use weighted method to form a single objective function.
Current methods combine the prediction mean and uncertainty through certain weighting strategies, either explicitly or implicitly, to form a single objective function for optimisation.
