Sentence examples for stage the environment from inspiring English sources

In the exploration stage the environment is partitioned into locations, each characterized by a set of scale-invariant keypoints.

Reflecting on the life stage, the environment, and the knowledge one has of their own particular type of preferred approach to life plus knowledge of the interaction among a variety of factors such as the cultural, social, academic, and family influences on the decisions that each individual makes about their life career.

In later stages, the environment was more about endorsing one's personal growth – balancing academic pressures with professional progress and laying the foundation for autonomy and motivation.

In later stages, the environment was experienced in terms of personal growth – balancing academic pressures and progress within the professional community – thus laying the foundations for autonomy and motivation.

The ability to bind to GA is associated with the life history of a species; free-living nematodes and those parasitic species which have a free-living larval stage in the environment do not bind GA, while obligate parasites or those parasitic species which have free-living stages enclosed within a resistant egg, do bind GA.

The hybrid localization scheme coupled with simulations and measurements demonstrates that it outperforms the conventional RSS-based and RTT-based localization schemes, without using either a tracking technique or a previous calibration stage of the environment.

The hybrid localization scheme coupled with simulations and measurements in a cluttered indoor environment demonstrates that it outperforms the conventional RSS-based and RTT-based indoor localization schemes without using either a tracking technique or a previous calibration stage of the environment.

One challenge of MARL in our context is that the secondary users do not know the payoffs (thus do not know the strategies) of other secondary users in each stage; thus the environment of each secondary user, including other secondary users, is nonstationary and may not assure the convergence of learning.

In contrast, obligate parasites and those worms in which the free-living stage in the environment is enclosed within a resistant egg, possess a GA-binding Hsp-90.

Additionally, many parasitic helminth species have a free-living stage in the environment and are in direct contact with bacterial pathogens that are excreted from infected hosts.

Some parasitic species are transmitted direct from host to host and many of these have a free-living stage within the environment (e.g. the Trichostrongyles), while others, such as the filarial nematodes are obligate parasites.