Sentence examples for i exploration from inspiring English sources

Here, three application areas for computational approaches are considered: (i) exploration of TLR structure and activation; (ii) understanding TLR modulation; and (iii) TLR drug discovery.

The paper aims at extending traditional multi-agent Q-learning algorithms to improve their speed of convergence by incorporating two interesting properties, concerning (i) exploration of the team-goal and (ii) selection of joint action at a given joint state.

The originality is highly related to (i) exploration of biomedical text database to make a powerful semantic filter for expression context of genes (ii) use sub-corpora resulting from this filtering and (iii) use fused resources: text and biology.

We implemented the following learning mechanisms: (i) exploration-based learning; (ii) analogy-based learning; (iii) science inquiry learning; (iv) abstraction-based learning.

The advantages and disadvantages of each approach are discussed and a perspective on the future directions of the MHC I peptide exploration field and biotherapeutic strategies is given.

The model-based data treatment proceeds in two stages: (i) statistical exploration of the parameter space using Monte Carlo techniques and (ii) optimization routine to explicate degradation contributions and determine the pertinent set of parameters.

The verification of security protocols has attracted a lot of interest in the formal methods community, yielding two main verification approaches: i) state exploration, e.g. FDR [Gavin Lowe. Breaking and fixing the needham-schroeder public-key protocol using FDR.

After eight months of exploration, I decided I wanted to start hormone replacement therapy, and I started coming out to friends and family as a transgender man.

The behavior of the mouse was considered explorative (i.e. exploration) when the animal head was within 1 cm from the object with the neck extended and vibrissae moving.

Is the exploration of the natural world just a pleasant way to pass the golden hours of childhood or is there something deeper?

My career has evolved into a journey of exploration I thought I would get by walking on the Moon.