Sentence examples for outputs needed from inspiring English sources
It took the Team Sky physiologist Tim Kerrison 18 months to learn the ropes, but in 2011 he put his initial model in place: figuring out the power outputs needed at certain key points in the Tour and training the riders to hit those levels.
In other words, θ i indicates the equiproportional expansion over outputs needed to reach the frontier.
A number of outputs needed for mapping results and diagnostic purposes are automatically generated from dissever.
DQOs are qualitative and quantitative statements that translate nontechnical project goals into scientific and engineering outputs needed to answer technical questions.
Assessment survey data highlighted that while MCTS performance was discussed to varying degrees by block supervisors with FHWs during routine monitoring meetings, the engagement of these supervisors with the MCTS and its outputs needed improvement.
Based on the integration of results from behavioral studies, neuroimaging, and primate physiology, it has been proposed that the encoding of pertinent rules in prefrontal cortex may "guide the flow of activity along neural pathways that establish the proper mappings between inputs, internal states, and outputs needed to perform a given task" (Miller and Cohen 2001).
Map outputs need to be assessed for accuracy.
To switch from simulation to execution by a microprocessor, only the simulated inputs and outputs need to be swapped for memory access blocks.
The stitching of multiple projector outputs to create large public displays is becoming much more common [8]; furthermore, each system which utilises the stitching of visual outputs needs a method of attaining their locations.
Therefore, only (frac {N}{2}+1) outputs need to be computed in an N-point RFFT, since we can compute either X[k] or X[N−k], along with 2 real output signals X[0] and X[N/2].
Finally, these fuzzy outputs need to be converted into a scalar output quantity so that the nature of the action to be performed can be determined by the center of gravity method as illustrated in Eq. 12.
