Sentence examples for map it can from inspiring English sources

We show that while MFE is computationally intractable in general (as is MAP), it can be tractably approximated under plausible situational constraints, and its inferences are fairly robust with respect to which intermediate variables are considered to be relevant.

2. If you're struggling to answer competency questions, draw a mind map It can often be difficult to describe core competencies when put on the spot in an interview.

If we follow this road map it can assure the country and the international community that if we take action we will follow the right legitimate and legal course, not an artificial timetable or a political timetable set elsewhere.

Through a road map, IT can meet the goals of innovation, cost containment, cross-department collaboration and employee experience as a unified organization with a cohesive tech stack.

From the cluster map, it can be seen that the red and green sections have significant neighborhood clustering and that the pattern cannot be analyzed by Global Moran's I autocorrelation index.

In the abstracted map, it can be seen that immediate neighbourhoods of '1's need not be '1's themselves, and we have a case where ASC-SPP might perform better for this type of scenario.

But mapping it can be expensive - not all councils have created these so far and those that have spent between £5,000 and £60,000 on them.

According to the Tree Maps, it can be observed that the Level 1 scaffolds present in MDDR have higher diversity than those presented in TCMCD and ACD.

Back in 2008, the Google Maps team launched Ground Truth, a project that aims to bring together all of the potential mapping data Google has and local volunteers to build the most accurate maps it can.

Through the downward-continued maps, it can be deduced that, some of the magnetic anomalies shown in Fig. 4, have sources within the sedimentary section, overlying the deep-seated basement rocks.

Such a view is fully confirmed by the analysis of modularity: Although modular organization is a desirable and functionally key property of cellular maps, it can arise as a by-product of the rules driving network growth.