Sentence examples for some relevant concepts from inspiring English sources

Before proceeding further, we recall some relevant concepts.

Some relevant concepts based more on intuitive understanding of solid geometry and algebra are presented.

The paper is organized as follows: Initially, some relevant concepts and work related to feature selection are described.

In Section 2, the definitions of COP and some relevant concepts of multi-objective optimization are given, respectively.

Section 2 briefly reviews some relevant concepts of volume visualization and isosurface extraction, as well as the marching cubes algorithm and some spatial data structures used to improve the performance of the algorithm.

Some relevant concepts of the RST are as follows [32, 33]: (Information system) An information system (IS) is denoted as a triplet (T=(U,A,f)), where U is a non-empty finite set of objects and A is a non-empty finite set of attributes.

In Section 1.2, we start with a review of some essential and relevant concepts about machine learning, followed by some current advanced learning techniques.

We discuss some of the unique challenges of contracting for dedicated energy crops used for the production of advanced biofuels and survey some of the relevant concepts and research from the contract theory literature to address these challenges.

Further, a brief lesson in use of the unit circle produced postlesson benefits relative to no lesson or a rule-based lesson, but only for participants who exhibited some partial understanding of the relevant concepts in a pretest.

An alternative defense of the evidential force of intellectual intuitions would say that when a person is a priori justified in believing some proposition it is because she possesses the relevant concepts expressed in that proposition.

Unfortunately, Levy can be uneven when it comes to explaining the relevant concepts.