Sentence examples for sophisticated specifications from inspiring English sources

Previously, use of such a high percentage of slag in the United States had mainly been limited to relatively small projects without sophisticated specifications.

Unfortunately, using the same data and a similar strategy, but a somewhat more sophisticated specification, Bellman et al. (2012) were unable to confirm these results.

Similarly, although we model under the simplistic assumption of additive effects and no local epistasis, these assumptions could be relaxed by a more sophisticated specification of locus effects, for example, using the group LASSO [Meier et al., 2008; Yuan and Lin, 2006] or a similar structured penalization scheme.

For those who are sophisticated, the specifications allow a choice between what is premium or "good enough".

At least in the environmental field, the level of competition has increased greatly, the "clients" (i.e, Foundation and multi/bi-lateral donors) have become ever more specific and technically sophisticated in their program specifications, and the nature of the problems we have to address has certainly become vastly more complex.

Also [46] used such a sophisticated day type specification for the Kaggle Global Energy Forecasting Competition 2012 for load forecasting.

The second reason that Relm is doing well is that the company has been able to develop highly sophisticated radios with high specifications at a much lower cost than competitors such as Motorola.

A more sophisticated version of the specification objection has been advanced by Walker (1989); for a discussion, see Wright (1995).

In this paper we present the first steps to equipping agent specifications with more sophisticated forms of knowledge in terms of goals and targets, and demonstrate how these may be integrated into the modelling and analysis process.

More sophisticated models resort to hierarchical specification of link probabilities, or to grouping of nodes within blocks of varying probability.

The models are statistically more sophisticated, require more work for the specification of the analyses, but they are implemented in standard statistical software (such as SPSS, STATA, SAS) and our analyses and results are based on these softwares.