Sentence examples for primitive information from inspiring English sources

He gave Iiguez, now 43, the mandate to develop Cemex's then- primitive information technology department.

The presented hybrid uncertainty analysis framework can flexibly model different types of uncertain variables basing on the primitive information of uncertain system parameters.

Such hybrid approach possesses noticeable flexibility by directly implementing primitive information on uncertain system parameters, thus the validity of the structural safety assessment against uncertainties can be improved.

We consider utilizing the primitive information from steps 1 and 2, which we call the 'pre-screening' stage.

The rationale is that if we can use the primitive information to predict a more expensive screening outcome that can depend on many eligibility criteria, then we should be able to reduce the number of intensive screenings.

The quasispecies theory describes the replication of asexual replicators at high error rate, and was first proposed to describe error-prone replication of primitive information-carrying macromolecules at the origin of life [ 1, 2].

Firstly, the positive and negative ideal programs are taken as reference points through the standardization of primitive decision information.

We propose a new semi-implicit lattice numerical method for modeling fluid flow that depends only on local primitive variable information (density, pressure, velocity) and not on relaxed upstream distribution function values.

The Guardian published a story on Saturday, based on what it said were more leaked classified NSA documents, about what it described as an internal agency data mining tool created to track the focus of NSA's efforts to collect "metadata" - primitive raw information about message traffic - from around the world.

The DC-9 carried a primitive flight data recorder that recorded basic information about the aircraft's air speed, acceleration, heading, and altitude on metal foil tapes.

Since the β values of interest are larger than 1, the maximally possible distance between two input vectors composed of vectors encoding the same motion primitive but different contextual information is larger than the same distance between input vectors composed of vectors encoding the same contextual information but different motion primitives.