The first satisfactory electrical blasting machine was invented by H. Julius Smith, an American, in 1878.
His interest in the problem of automatic weapons led him to settle in London, where in 1884 he produced the first satisfactory fully automatic machine gun, employing the recoil of the barrel for ejecting the spent cartridges and reloading the chamber.
However, it is very difficult to obtain a satisfactory classification result by machine learning techniques because of both the curse-of-dimensionality problem and the over-fitting problem.
The specimen showed satisfactory wire electrical discharge machining (WEDM) performance because of its good electrical conductivity.
There is certainly enough experience available in the market place to enable any potential purchaser to obtain satisfactory quotations for a new machine from a number of competitive suppliers.
Yet this number must by construction differ from the outputs of every Turing machine with a satisfactory description number.
The support vector machine has shown satisfactory performances in many areas including ECG beat classification [ 25], EEG analysis [ 26], and text classification [ 27].
For the machines to be satisfactory, he said, every important step they take should be verbalized, from verification of the personal identification number to balance inquiries to receipts.
Satisfactory results were obtained for the machining and installation of the ceramic components and the stress analysis of the graphite and metallic components of HTR-10.
Following this two different prediction models were used which are based on support vector machines and these generated satisfactory prediction accuracies of approximately 90%.
An alternative method, positive feed, which feeds precisely measured amounts of yarn into the machine, is now considered more satisfactory.
