Sentence examples for incrementally create from inspiring English sources
That's why user-driven innovation works: Users do Agile programming on their own and incrementally create just what they want.
Figure 3 illustrates an adaptive context awareness process where the smart sustainable city information and urban systems incrementally create the urban world they observe using sensors (and datasets).
Fig. 3 Context awareness as an adaptive process where the smart sustainable city information systems incrementally create a model of the urban world they observe.
What TIMEKODE has done for 11 years is incrementally create a space where it's understood that even if you're not directly a part of the diaspora, and all the things that's come out of it, we're still very accepting of everybody.
To test this hypothesis, we used a Sequential-Forward-Selection (SFS) method to incrementally create unique optimized descriptor subsets for each Or from an initial combined set of 3424 descriptors from Dragon and Cerius2 (Whitney, 1971) ('Materials and methods'; Figure 1A).
Fig. 2 The mentolabial angle of the idealized profile image was altered incrementally, creating a series of images.
This is facilitated through the application of knowledge to the graph creation process and the use of dynamic cost function within the incrementally created planning graph.
Public and private workspaces provide an accessible representation of the collective knowledge that is incrementally created and allow the knowledge to cross the boundaries of closed local information.
This allows the modern electronics and engineering in these medical products to evolve, creating incrementally better products.
From this viewpoint, the proposed bank of KFs is created incrementally by observing deviations from a reference random walk model.
There are no datasets indicating the exact numbers of passenger exchanges, boarding, alighting and standees, so a number of simulations were created, incrementally increasing the percentage of passengers alighting and boarding.
