Sentence examples for intervention of experts from inspiring English sources
Although such systems provide computation supports for technology analysis, much effort and intervention of experts, who may be expensive or unavailable, is required in gathering processes of information for analysis.
Our approach is regarded as semi-automated because the intervention of experts is required to input semantic annotations in the SAD documents.
In addition to consisting aspects that individual youth can go explore on their own, there are other aspects of the Internet that require the intervention of experts and senior members of the family and society.
We present a graphical environment in which users create new mashups by directly selecting interaction elements, content and functionalities from existing Web applications without requiring the intervention of expert developers.
It is also demonstrated that compared with other methods such as fuzzy neural networks (FNNs), the RIMER has a special characteristic of allowing direct intervention of human experts in deciding the internal structure and the parameters of a BRB expert system.
Officials here are pinning many of their hopes on the intervention of foreign experts.
Second, we should stop expecting a mythical, homogenous "Muslim community" to act as witnesses and commentators to an issue that requires the intervention of qualified experts only.
His recommendations include "automated negotiation" where differences may be resolved "without the intervention of human experts" by relying on blind bidding processes.
However, it is not fully automated, and it requires the intervention of human experts.
A spontaneous ad hoc network is type of ad hoc network that is formed in a certain time during a period of time, with no dependence on a central server and without the intervention of an expert user, in order to solve a problem or carry out a specific task [1].
The information was released as an intervention team, consisting of experts from the Department of Children, Schools and Families (DCSF), was liaising with Birmingham social services from December 2008.
