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Moreover, we perform comparably well or better against FS-Weighted Averaging, mostly achieving much higher precision at higher recall.

Basically, FL and ANN are the model-free and nonlinear estimators that their aim is mostly achieving a stable and reliable model which can justify the noise and uncertainties in the complex data (Yager and Zadeh, 1994).

Technical feats are undertaken, and mostly achieved, with dogged persistence.

In other words, the smartphone patent wars mostly achieved nothing except bad reputations and embarrassing court disclosures of internal documents.

Carreno-Busta had an impressive 39-match winning streak earlier this year, although mostly achieved at the much lower Futures level.

This was mostly achieved by switching off needless air-conditioning and, according to the company, showed that the system was working as it should.

Few are predicting, for instance, that any foreign-language film will make the cut: for Hollywood, the highest form of excellence is mostly achieved in English.

All his victories, mostly achieved by freakishly wide margins, have come in soft company in his homeland and in Italy, Austria, Slovakia and Germany.

The construction of a modern road network came after the building of the railways and was mostly achieved in the second half of the 20th century.

The same could be said of the gradual abolition of slavery, which was mostly achieved not by war, but by an emerging popular recognition of its cruelty and injustice.

He is the only prominent black star in country music, the first since Charley Pride, a distinction Mr. Rucker has mostly achieved by taking care to show he belongs.