Sentence examples for presentation of example from inspiring English sources
We used the simplest possible LVQ system, using only one prototype per class, i.e. w ⃗ 0 and w ⃗ 1, which were adapted iteratively under random sequential presentation of example data.
However, the presentation of examples did not increase the number of problems in I/D.
Another central difference between approaches is simultaneous versus sequential presentation of examples.
The variety of learners' problems is evaluated, and the presentation of examples is controlled on the four-category basis shown in Fig. 1.
This scenery justifies the objective: to describe the central characteristics of the DS approach with the presentation of examples of researches driven in the field of the business management out of MSI.
This sets the stage for the presentation of examples, verifying the theoretical results, and illustrating the versatility, flexibility, and robustness when solving two- and three-dimensional benchmark problems in computational electromagnetics.
Thus, a comparative analysis of the strut-and-tie models for beams is proposed with the presentation of examples from the literature that demonstrates the efficiency of this formulation.
A complete theory of the dynamics has been given if the slope of f is everywhere greater than 1 (or under a weaker topologically expanding condition) [11 14], but we will content ourselves with presentation of examples.
The paper concludes with the presentation of an example of simulation of ground motion using the above mentioned results.
His innovations, his eye for storytelling and for visual artistry, for symbolism and for realism, his understanding of the nature of film history and the progression of visual storytelling (particularly with regard to Asian cinema and the presentation of, for example, samurai tales and martial arts depictions), is a combination of talents far head of his time and nearly unparalleled.
Major Comments: The article lacks any benchmarking or presentation of an example analysis, making it difficult to put the software's performance in perspective with any of the other numerous tools already available.
