Sentence examples for simplified types of from inspiring English sources

In addition, we have focused our attention on the utilisation of different types of reactors (autoclave versus glass reactors) and we now emphasise the possibility of using simplified types of reactors which have the advantage of significant cost savings and ease of application.

The network is composed of a simplified type of integrate-and-fire neurons arranged hierarchically in four layers of two-dimensional neuronal maps.

This simplified type of economic analysis can provide more reliable and interchangeable data.

These equations were modified as simplified types.

People relate to other people, not to simplified types or segments.

Russell frequently said in English that relations could be understood as sets of pairs (or longer tuples) but he had no implementation of this idea (in fact, he defined ordered pairs as relations in PM rather than the now usual reverse!) For a discussion of the history of this simplified type theory, see Wang (1970).

Simulation results are included to show the effectiveness of the proposed simplified type-2 fuzzy sliding controller.

These people, though, understand a different kind of civil discourse than the simplified type being called for by well-meaning leaders, media personalities, and everyday Americans.

We suggest that the difference is that in the study by Riesenhuber and Poggio (1999), the responses were not of natural objects or faces, but were simplified paper-clip types of image, in which the degree of scrambling used would (in contrast to scrambling natural objects) leave little feature or texture information that may normally have a considerable effect on the responses of neurons in HMAX.

Three representative types of simplified micromixers, namely, micromixer with simplified model of plan A (MSMA), the micromixer with simplified model of plan B (MSMB) and the micromixer with simplified model of plan C (MSMC), are designed according to the structure of topological micromixer with reversed flow (TMRF0.75), a novel micromixer presented by us in 2016.

This work suggests a simplified methodology using two types of biofeedback equipment adapted to semi-natural situations.