Sentence examples for in each framework from inspiring English sources
The objective is to provide the possibility to replace a framework, a workflow or an optimizer by another one without changing the whole coupling procedure or modifying the main content in each framework.
The representation of the seven key features in each framework was assessed via its inclusion of relevant terms (e.g. for human health, terms included 'wellbeing'welfarere' and 'health').
The table identifies the competencies areas that are included in each framework and highlights the competency areas that achieved substantial agreement (presented in bold text) and agreement (presented in italics).
Differences between 43RCA VH and VL framework amino acids, and those coded by most similar human genes, are evaluated on a 5-level scale (from identical to very dissimilar, see text) and located in each framework region.
Is it really preferable or even desirable to introduce framework indexed attitudes corresponding to each framework in the manner of BeliefCM and BeliefIM?
The standard GCMC simulation is a stochastic method that can compute the adsorption isotherms of various gases in each solid framework such as nanotubes, with having a constant volume (V) in equilibrium and an infinite reservoir of gases imposing its chemical potential at fixed temperature (T) [19].
More work could also be done to refine the questions being asked in each of the framework categories or to improve the framework as a whole.
In this framework, each base station (BS) has a number of antennas and each antenna responds for providing wireless communication services to the mobile hosts in a partial region, termed as a sector.
In our framework, each principle/law is described as a "model fragment" (Falkenhainer and Forbus 1991) which consists of its applicable condition and its consequence(s).
In this framework, each node, namely, the source and the relay, is treated as rational and with its own choice of whether, and how to cooperate.
In this framework, each node is treated as a rational decision-maker, determining its own choice of whether, to cooperate and how.
