Sentence examples for historical requests from inspiring English sources

Simulation results show that our reinforcement learning is able to learn from historical requests and outperforms the other two embedding algorithms.

To the best of our knowledge, this work is the first to utilize historical requests data to optimize network embedding automatically.

The Australian federal police said intercepted material had been used in 203 convictions but could not answer the other questions and could not calculate some types of historical data requests.

There's a museum of south Indian art on one of the islets, but to truly breath in the historical settings, request a room in the High Noon residence, a 200-year-old abode that was bought, dismantled and restored piece by wooden piece on Vaamika.

Coordinating activities include: relaying messages between care providers and relaying messages between patients and care providers; requesting or transmitting patient information for current or historical medication records; requesting and confirming appointments and referrals; and requesting, confirming, or alerting roles of the status of medication coverage.

However, they assume that each service has a known requirement on the number of active sensors based on the historical service composition requests in the system, which may not be the case in practice.

The county borders have changed in some instances since (for reasons such as historical ties and requests by cities), with the latest revision taking place in 2006.

The Whittier Conservancy and Whittier Historical Society had requested the special "historic overlay" zone, which will require new development to blend with the area of mostly single-family homes.

Law enforcement agencies can request historical data on a user's phone use between explicit dates, or request live access to a user's phone use.

Almost a year ago, New Yorkers from all five boroughs responded to the historical society's request to submit photographs for the show.

(contributions are requested), historical tours by the landscape architects Judith Heintz and Margaret Ruddick, and an exhibit on live fish from the Hudson River.