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The review panel said the plan's strongest element was its architecture for organizing the dispersed efforts of 13 agencies to focus on a few central goals, including improving knowledge of past and current climate shifts and the influences -- both natural and human -- that shape them and reducing uncertainties in projections of how Earth's climate may shift in coming decades.

The integrated version of classifiers is evolved genetically to optimize its architecture for multi-class classification.

"We just decided we didn't want to divulge a lot about its architecture for competitive reasons," says Christine Chartier, a spokeswoman with Intel in Santa Clara, Calif.

Then, another algorithm and its architecture for AB2 multiplication are derived to reduce the complex wiring in the first architecture.

Focusing on the problem of estimating direct runoff over a watershed resulting from rainfall excess, the goal of this study is to develop an artificial neural network (ANN) that explicitly accounts within its architecture for the geomorphologic characteristics of the watershed.

Grinding, jumping, and sliding through its architecture for the decades since, street skateboarding evolved at the legendary spot until the city began renovations in February 2016.

"It's important for its architecture and for its planning, and it does have a very distinct sense of place".

EDINBURGH — Edinburgh has long been renowned for its architecture, from its medieval buildings to the Georgian elegance of New Town.

The two buildings are practically twin six-story boxes in a neighborhood not particularly known for its architecture, nor for breeding sports gurus.

Magnetic resonance diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) has been extensively applied to the spinal cord for depicting its architecture and for assessing its integrity following spinal lesions.

These images circle the entire room, tracing its architecture — on for one minute, and off for one minute, creating collisions of images in innumerable variations.