Sentence examples for sophisticated rule from inspiring English sources

In our approach, access control is fully distributed while sophisticated rule engines can still be used to deal with more complex access control cases.

We would expect that by combining CRFs-based models with sophisticated rule based approaches such as the one used by team 179 and extensive lexical resources such as explored by teams 199 and 222 would further improve chemical entity detection results.

Furthermore, such sophisticated rule of law work in underdeveloped countries has a significant chance of low returns on its investment, because the ICC will always have a higher likelihood of addressing atrocities that have occurred in countries devastated by conflict and thoroughly unable to investigate and prosecute any crimes, let alone a genocide case, for instance.

This assumes that all variants contribute equally to the risk, and a more sophisticated rule weights the variants depending on their respective genetic effect (Carayol et al. 2010).

We have extended our previous, simple sigmoidal relationship between extracellular calcium and E-cadherin-mediated cell contact to a more sophisticated rule set which more quantitatively reflects the observations in [ 21, 22].

The Obama administration says it wants to forge a trade pact with the world's most sophisticated rules in the Pacific: the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

Later, a more sophisticated, rule-learning algorithm was introduced in SMIREP [18].

The proposed MO-GPHH can also find rules that dominate more sophisticated rules such as ATC, RR, 2PT+WINQ+NPT, and COVERT [125] in most of its runs.

Thus, the performance of simple rules such as the CR will suffer degradation and sophisticated rules such as the CVR will burden the network with large communication load.

In addition to cooccurrence-based approaches, various sophisticated rule-based or machine-learning approaches considering additional, usually syntactical information of a sentence have been developed to specifically extract relations of a certain semantic type.

The advanced beginner considers more objective facts and uses more sophisticated rules.