Sentence examples for implemented with time from inspiring English sources
To decrease the negative influence of the auto-correlated and irrelevant variables, a key variable identification procedure using recursive feature elimination, based on the SVM is implemented, with time lags incorporated, before every classifier is trained, and the number of relatively important variables to every classifier is basically determined by 10-fold cross-validation.
Several methods have been implemented with time, of which some have proven effective and have already been incorporated into the teaching system.
Participants valued think-pair-share activities implemented with time for individual thinking, talking in a small group, and sharing among all students.
Both peer and patient assessments may be implemented with time to enhance and maintain professional standing.
Nevertheless, these are changes that should be implemented with time in order to facilitate the management of the ageing population with cancer.
Fluorescence lifetimes were determined using time correlated single photon counting (TCSPC) implemented with 256 time bins using an SPC-830 module (Becker & Hickl GmbH, Germany).
A target board application implemented with real time operating system takes care of hardware configuration and raw data transmission to server application.
Additionally, the new concept also provides threshold values for fatigue crack growth for different values of R. In combination with a continuous, autonomous crack length measurement tool (such as the DC potential drop method) this testing procedure can be implemented with minimal time and effort.
If this technology is successfully implemented with real time power control it will revolutionize the clinical application of hyperthermia.
For example, in [116], Rebentrost et al. presented a quantum-based support vector machine for big data classification and argued that the classification algorithm they proposed can be implemented with a time complexity (O log NM)) where N is the number of dimensions and M is the number of training data.
As a consequence, the continuous-time Newton Raphson can be implemented with discrete-time control law driven by our designed trigger conditions, which is more suitable for practical applications.
