Sentence examples for particular a smart from inspiring English sources

In particular, a smart mathematical model, optimizing the integration of all the analysis steps of the fluorescence data from on chip multiple real time PCR, is described.

In particular, a smart weighted splitting technique is proposed to divide long transactions into sub-transactions whose cardinality is no more than a specified number of items.

In particular, he needed a smart manager for equity schemes.

Today, the company is releasing a new version of that tool, now known as the Bellabeat Shell, and is expanding beyond the moms-to-be crowd with two new products aimed at women, and in particular new mothers: a smart scale called Balance and a health and fitness tracker called Leaf.

One Italian patriot captivated her in particular: Ferdinando Gatteschi, a smart, handsome, would-be writer.

Their genetic algorithm assigns properties on a substation to a particular smart meter profiles in a manner that minimises the difference between the estimated aggregated demand, and actual aggregated demand (from substation monitoring), and it also minimises the difference between the actual daily load (from quarterly meter readings) and the daily load of the assigned smart meter profile.

There is very little difference -- if any -- between allowing investigators with a search warrant to access a particular smart phone and allowing investigators with a search warrant to access our particular homes and underwear drawers and filing cabinets crammed full of personal data.

Linhardt confirmed that the team has been in talks with a particular smart TV manufacturer about a pre-loading agreement that would see new set shipping with the video app onboard.

This chapter brings together this and other information to discuss the process of establishing a security architecture for a particular Smart Grid environment, as well as several aspects of the architecture that are not yet well-developed in such industry standard reference architectures as NISTIR 7628.

In another similar approach, Terzis et al. [11] introduced a question based authentication scheme that generates challenge questions based on a user's behavior (context) that occur within a particular smart environment.

When he wants to drive to work in the morning, he checks his smartphone to see where a particular BMW, Smart car or Mini is parked and takes it.