Sentence examples for intensive experimentation from inspiring English sources

The performance of the gHFSPNN is demonstrated through intensive experimentation where we use a number of modeling benchmarks—synthetic and experimental datasets are already being used in fuzzy or neurofuzzy modeling.

Through 11 years of intensive experimentation, they made the first accurate determination of human energy requirements (in terms of caloric intake), demonstrated the validity of the laws of conservation of energy in living animals, and did much to establish the concept that the basis of metabolism lies in the cells rather than in the blood.

Intensive experimentation using an industrial High Speed Machining center validates the results.

This analysis is supported by some representative results taken from an intensive experimentation that we have carried out, using complete and incomplete search methods.

Chapter 10 returns to the question of intensive experimentation, now discussed in terms of "becoming," in which (at least) two systems come together to form an emergent system or "assemblage".

Through intensive experimentation we show that the resulting classifier outperforms other classifiers such as a multi-class support vector machines (SVMs) as well as "standard" RBFNNs (viz. those developed without the guidance offered by the optimization of the localized generalization error).

Furthermore, the improved multi-scale model formulations can be used to alleviate labor- and capital-intensive experimentation that currently plagues industrial processes.

"After two years of intensive study, experimentation and market testing, the K-C team created a sanitary napkin made from Cellucotton and fine gauze, and in 1920, in a little wooden shed in Neenah, Wisconsin, female employees began turning out the product by hand," the company says.

The paper provides empirical evidence that institutions affect knowledge-intensive entrepreneurial experimentation not directly but via technology and markets.

He believes that it will develop much as biotechnology has—through intensive research and experimentation that yield totally new ways of doing things.

He took a leave of absence, and, after intensive study and experimentation, succeeded (1932) in aligning submicroscopic crystals of iodoquinine sulfate and embedding them in a sheet of plastic.