Sentence examples for imperfect concept from inspiring English sources

The explication may be offered as an absolute improvement of an existing, imperfect concept.

While imperfect right now, the concept is wonderfully ambitious.

Under the concept of imperfect premise matching, a novel fuzzy controller is designed without limitation of sharing the same membership function of fuzzy models.

We use the concept of imperfect interface to design a (stress) neutral elastic inhomogeneity in the case when the inhomogeneity-matrix system is subjected to plane deformations.

Further, Ke et al. (2013) presented the queueing analysis of unreliable multi-repairmen machining system comprising of operating machines and warm spares by incorporating the concept of imperfect coverage and reboot action.

You scream at the refs. You scream at the concept of imperfect basketball.

One plausible explanation for survival of poor mimics is found in the concept of imperfect mimicry [ 61], which maintains that the survival of poor mimics (e.g. hoverflies that are poor wasp mimics [ 62, 63]) is often explained by a trade-off in predator foraging behaviours (e.g. a trade-off between the speed and accuracy of decision-making [ 64]).

While this paper often uses organic food as an example of a credence good facing the imperfect information problem, the concepts apply equally to the certification of most credence goods.

However, it remains the responsibility of the researcher to judge and document if measurement errors induced by imperfect data or the skeletonization concept have significant influence on the achieved results.

Further, Ke and Liu (2014) investigated the machine repair system with imperfect coverage incorporating the reboot delay concept by taking the illustration of gamma and exponential time distributions.

Latent variables are used to translate the fact that several observed variables (also named manifest variables) are imperfect measurements of a single underlying concept.