Sentence examples for generalised architecture from inspiring English sources

A generalised architecture of a feedforward ANN for the prediction of algal abundance is suggested.

Generalised architecture for languages, encyclopaedias and nomenclatures in medicine (GALEN) has developed a new generation of terminology tools based on a language independent model describing the semantics and allowing computer processing and multiple reuses as well as natural language understanding systems applications to facilitate the sharing and maintaining of consistent medical knowledge.

Another initiative called generalised architecture for dynamic infrastructure services (GEYSERS) [57] aims at extending 4WARD VNet scope to consider optical networking and information technology (IT) infrastructure resources.

This training data set was used to construct an application (CRIS Negative Symptoms Scale, CRIS-NSS) using a hybrid classification model consisting of a support vector machine (SVM) learning algorithm 21 and rule-based text matching, using the Generalised Architecture for Text Engineering GATEE) software package.

This paper presents a new architecture using a generalised virtual cluster femtocell (GVCF) paradigm, which groups together FAP into logical clusters.

Figure11 shows the architecture of the generalised tool.

Those with generalised ADHCAI had normal prismatic architecture with decreased mineral content and increased protein content.

An important conception of the architecture of perceptual justification, called dogmatism in Pryor (2000 and 2004), embraces a generalised form of liberalism about perceptual justification by stating that our experiences give us immediate and prima facie justification for believing their contents.

The product architecture is used as a tool to model the supply chain using the gBOMO (generalised Bill Of Materials and Operations).

The proposed method is a generalised model, which can be applied to great variety of practical problems encountered in the naval architecture from propulsion/manoeuvring system selection to warship requirements definition.

A generalised model of a mono-articular muscle tendon complex was used to examine the effect of various muscle architecture parameters on the expressed section of the force length relationship for a 90° joint range of motion.