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On the fly.
If you do things on the fly, you do things without preparation, responding to events as they happen.
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Even more intriguing, perhaps, are the cases — like the disappearance of an infant from a pediatrics ward — that the tough-guy hero solves on the fly and with no apparent mental sweat.
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The current version is fairly limited, but he is building a customization system that will let anyone solve problems on-the-fly.
KNAVE-II mediates queries to a distributed temporal-abstraction architecture (IDAN), which uses a knowledge-based problem-solving method specializing in on-the-fly computation of clinical queries.
With enough prior knowledge of the phenomenon to be simulated, a table-based method vastly out-performs on-the-fly solving, but for purely exploratory simulations in which large numbers of metabolites are simulated simultaneously, an on-the-fly method may potentially yield novel behaviors that the modeler did not anticipate.
Ultimately, the choice of using table lookups or on-the-fly FBA solving comes down to a choice between computational speed/resolution and model flexibility/universality.
The company could solve that problem by mixing Instagram content into Facebook itself, as users seem perfectly happy posting on-the-fly photo and video updates to the photo-sharing app.
On-the-fly adjustment of relocation orders is also possible.
To solve this problem, we extend binary coding with online updating schemes, which only considers the newly added neurons and update the model on-the-fly, without accessing the whole neuron databases.
But there was one glitch the astronauts could not solve on the fly.
Adam LaRoche was also making his way to the plate to pinch-hit, another puzzle to solve on the fly.
"Once I watched George problem solve on the fly like that, I knew he could do anything," Mr. Damon said.
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