Sentence examples for oriented features from inspiring English sources

The metric is discussed from measurement theory viewpoint, taking into account the recognized object oriented features which the metrics was intended to measure encapsulation, inheritance, coupling and polymorphism, and the quality factors efficiency, complexity, understandability, reusability and maintainability/testability.

Attention was paid to the motor control oriented features of the RX series microcontrollers.

The G700 follows that tradition with the form factor found in the Performance line combined with the G Series gaming oriented features.

Winfield gives a more comprehensive taxonomy for robot foraging that incorporates the robot and task/performance oriented features of Dudek et al.

This is sort of a Euro BlackBerry without a lot of the business oriented features and makes for a great phone for a user looking for messaging, email, and IM with a little bit of personal information managing capacity.

Conversely, most workflow engines suites or specific site-implementations increasingly incorporate more decision support oriented features; for example, seamless integration of a rule based engine.

Several terms—such as concurrent, simultaneous, group worked, process oriented, feature driven, object oriented, project based, behavior based, parametric, and contextual are applied as attributes to the words engineering, design, and modeling.

Until now, the Large Hydraulic Gradient has been simulated using a low-permeability, east west oriented feature, even though direct evidence for this feature is lacking.

This method is aimed for any small dataset which contains only one or two training images per subject, namely Locality oriented feature extraction for small training datasets (LOFESS).

Another archetype is more externally oriented, featuring companies that team with outside partners to evaluate a wide range of opportunities, rapidly select the ones to trial and often implement the ideas through these partners.

This paper concentrates on the problem of building an occlusion-excluded feature space for recognizing partial occluded faces, such as by wearing eyeglasses or scarves, based on a small gallery set, namely Locality oriented feature extraction for small training datasets (LOFESS).