Sentence examples for selection and verification from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, the IPDC problem is solved by decomposing it into four hierarchical stages: (i) preanalysis, (ii) design analysis, (iii) controller design analysis, and (iv) final selection and verification.

The methodology is organized in three stages: 1. targeted process analysis; 2. reverse process synthesis and design; and 3. final selection and verification.

Accordingly the optimization problem is decomposed into four sub-problems: (i) pre-analysis, (ii) design analysis, (iii) controller design analysis, and (iv) final selection and verification, which are relatively easier to solve.

In this study, this problem will be formulated as a mathematical programming (optimizattion with constraints) and solved by decomposing it into four hierarchiacal stages: (i) target selection, (ii) HEN design analysis, (iii) controllability analysis, and (iv) optimal selection and verification.

Hence, each iteration blends both selection and verification.

A combination of utterance selection and verification from a list of predefined phrases is utilized in order to avoid giving confusing responses to the learner.

Although differences in selection, surveillance and verification exist between clinical trials and observational cohorts, a range of estimates provides useful context for the evaluation of the abatacept long-term clinical trial experience.

As a result, the system can be applied to potential defects detection, formability analysis, material selection and process verification.

We will now explain the main choices we made for our system regarding utterance selection and utterance verification procedures.

In Sections 4 and 5, we present two experiments that are aimed at optimizing and evaluating utterance selection and utterance verification using realistic test material.

We carried out two experiments in order to evaluate methods for utterance selection and utterance verification which are going to be used in a CALL application for low-proficient L2 learners of Dutch.