Sentence examples for prototype resulting from from inspiring English sources

CAM is the prototype resulting from the induction and evaluation of several machine learning models (classifiers) applied to the proposed coherence dimensions, plus a base of suggestions.

Inspædia is the natural consequence and development of the prototype resulting from the research in Design PhD thesis entitled "Innovation, design et cetera".

The Dextrus hand is the working prototype resulting from Joel Gibbard's Open Hand Project, an open source hardware initiative that aims to lower the cost of robotic prosthetics dramatically.

Finally, preliminary experiments based on a prototype resulting from this study are presented and an additional solution based on the dynamic adjustment of the set temperature as a function of the ambient temperature is proposed.

The results we have obtained show how the prototype resulting from the participatory design corresponds to a higher level of users' satisfaction and how it is more compliant with users' expectations than the application coming from the user-centered design approach.

The prototypes resulting from analysing Calliphora head trajectories show, in accordance with previous results [2], [42], that cruising Calliphorae show a saccadic flight and gaze strategy which means performing purely translational movements disrupted by short and fast manoeuvres dominated by rotations.

The velocity prototypes result from clustering the velocity data sets that are calculated from each two sequential trajectory points independent from each other.

A description of the seaward failure of a prototype structure, apparently resulting from overtopping, was also found.

In this paper, we use a nearly PR prototype filter, with length, resulting from the discretization of the continuous time function named Isotropic Orthogonal Transform Algorithm (IOTA) in [7].

Moreover, users claimed they are satisfied by the two prototypes, but the application resulting from the participatory design approach got higher scores from users in terms of their satisfaction, confirming our RQ1 research question, hence letting emerge a relationship, a proportion, between target users' involvement in the design process and users' satisfaction in using the application prototype.

The aim of this study was to investigate the impact of the workload on the milker's forearm, wrist and hands resulting from using the prototype of a device designed to facilitate the attaching task.