Sentence examples for given each particular from inspiring English sources

That network, the "value network", predicts the winner of the game given each particular board state.

As previously mentioned, the authority given to each particular professional discipline within the network needs to be equitable to encourage member contribution and support collaborative patient care [ 48].

To verify this, we tested the sera of the children for recognition of the H1N1 virus (A/New Caledonia/20/1999) that was applied in the vaccine given at each particular season and also for the recognition of the influenza B viruses present in the vaccine (B/Sichuan/379/99, in 2001 2002 and B/Malasia/2506/04 in 2006 2007).

And Esteva/Godo/Montagna (2004) offer a method to axiomatize the logic of each single continuous t-norm: they provide an algorithm which gives for each particular continuous t-norm \(\rT\) a finite list of axiom schemata which, if added to the logic BL of all continuous t-norms, yield an adequate axiomatization of the particular t-norm based logic for \(\rT\).

She alternates among the four friends' points of view chapter by chapter, giving each a believable particular personality and background.

The adjustment to the mutual information proposed by Dunn et al. (2008) is based on the idea that the average entropy of each position in an alignment gives each position a particular propensity toward mutual information.

It just has to be the best you know how to give each one at a particular moment.

Table  2 summarizes the contextual and team characteristics for each site.> Given their particular contexts and composition, each team came up with its own adapted process for working through the operational approach.

After calculating the likelihood of each character given a particular model proposal, the likelihoods for all characters are combined to obtain the likelihood score for a single proposal of a tree and parameter values.

In Table 2 it can be seen that the differences in AUC ROC between the best and worst AD measure for each data set given a particular classifier range between 0.04 (e.g. RF&FXa) and 0.13 (cf. MB&CYP1A2).

In reality this is unlikely to be the case, as in each successive visit there will be changes in the probabilities that patients drop out, of different tests being applied and of which action will be taken given a particular outcome for each test.