Sentence examples for imprecise knowledge of from inspiring English sources

It is proposed to account for the imprecise knowledge of the meteorological and release conditions in the case of an accidental hazardous atmospheric emission.

We also investigate the effect of parameter uncertainties, and find that the imprecise knowledge of the tritium solubility in PbLi in particular leads to very disparate estimates of tritium losses.

We also investigate whether uncertainty in the DNAPL distribution due to imprecise knowledge of the form of the nonaqueous phase relative permeability curves and the variance of the heterogeneous permeability field are more important factors affecting the dissolution of a DNAPL source zone than the formulation and parameter values of the forward dissolution rate.

First works incorporating imprecise knowledge of received waveforms can be found in [26 28].

In this simulation, the effect on the imprecise knowledge of graph cut-off frequency is investigated.

Therefore, we can obtain the imprecise knowledge of one target by transmitting orthogonal (or uncorrelated) waveforms before waveform optimization.

Imprecise knowledge on the composition processing microstructure property correlation of titanium alloys combined with experimental data are used for developing rule based models for predicting the strength and elastic modulus of titanium alloys.

This uncertainty not only reflects the range of estimates reported in the scientific literature, but also the imprecise knowledge regarding the natural history and age-related prevalence of HPV infections and cervical precancers both now and in the future.

Although imprecise knowledge and uncertain data are an essential part of research, the clinical world requires more straightforward and reproducible information for better decision-making.

In this paper, we present a fuzzy logic-based extension of such semantic BIMs that provides support for imprecise knowledge representation and retrieval.

Victims of theft offences on transit systems often have imprecise knowledge about where and when a theft occurred during their journey, they were not aware at the time an item was taken and only discover it sometime after the event.