Sentence examples for on which solutions from inspiring English sources
Causal decision theory attends to distinctions on which solutions to games depend.
A number of computational procedures employ multiple grids on which solutions are computed.
This paper proposes an architecture based on which solutions can be implemented in order to share explicit knowledge among partners.
Then, the Haar pyramid is a natural domain on which solutions of differential or functional differential equations or inequalities are considered.
To date, no data exist on which solutions have been implemented, especially in non-academic EDs with lower volumes (e.g., <8,760 visits/year or <1 patient/hour).
This allows for the existence of the two-dimensional funnel region, on which solutions of system (35) move from the lower attracting sheet (S^{a}) through p to the saddle sheet (S^{s}) in finite time; compare with Fig. 1.
This allows the developer to make an informed decision on which solution to use, depending on what measure of quality is more important for the project in that instant.
While the decision on which solution to adopt in the presence of clustering differences requires consideration of factors other than statistical quality, one thing should not enter into analysis at the policy level in relation to preference subgrouping regardless of the method used: the characteristics of those individuals who move between clusters depending on the technique and solution.
The shapes of the curves, on which the solutions are situated, are qualitatively determined in the areas where solutions are allowable.
Furthermore, "Charting a course for the profession in these times will require sustained cooperation between practitioners with the experience and wisdom to identify problems and implement solutions, and academic researchers with the ability to generate the systematic and unbiased research on which these solutions must be based".
The first expert questionnaire was structured to collect expert opinions on which ITS solutions or devices would be, and why, the most relevant ones to satisfy the five different functional requests of child pedestrians.
