Sentence examples for satisfying expected from inspiring English sources

The paper prescribes four metrics for the optimization of visual spectrum periocular image and experimentally establishes their relevance in terms of satisfying expected recognition accuracy.

In this research, we integrate a fuzzy linguistic decision model with a genetic algorithm (GA) to extract the optimum promotion mix of a variety of tools under satisfying expected marketing performance and budget limitations.

By recalling that wireless data rate transmission is largely a function of the respective signal noise ratio (SNR), the OP denotes the probability that the SNR level drops below a certain pre-defined threshold which results in the failure in satisfying the expected QoS requirements [28].

Encouragingly, 54,953 (80.3 %) satisfied the pairing (k-mer pairs facing inwards) and distance (4,000 +/− 400 bp) logic imposed on the k-mers, with fewer than 700 not satisfying the expected pairing or distance logic.

The satisfaction degree is normalized such that it ranges between 0 and 1, with a satisfaction degree equal to 1 when the property is true and tending toward 0 when the system is far from satisfying the expected property.

The work, however, proved less satisfying than Lisa expected.

"But they turned out to be more arrogant and incapable and bolder than expected in satisfying Berlusconi's personal interests and those of his friends".

Satisfying consumers in all expected quality dimensions is the major challenge in product design.

There may also be problems satisfying military leaders, who are expected to want to retain control of the security ministries.

In addition, bio-geomorphological processes could be imitated partially so that the ecolotope diversity could be expected to increase, satisfying the fourth and fifth criteria.

Because the population density of approved drugs is considerably higher in the preferred range than the population density in the qualifying range, compounds satisfying the preferred range are expected to have a better survival rate.