Sentence examples for suggested to update from inspiring English sources

In [8], an iterative algorithm similar to the LMS (least mean squares) algorithm was suggested to update the m j and r in the case of MSE optimization: m ( n e x t, j ) = m ( j ) + 2 α ( d i - y i ) ∂ y i ∂ m ( j ) ∀ j ∈ A (6) r ( n e x t ) = r + 2 β ( d i - y i ) ∂ y i ∂ r (7).

Further researches on adolescents' suicidal behaviors are suggested to update temporal data and assess the effectiveness of potential interventions.

The image pattern is suggested to be updated into the consensus diagnostic criteria for IgG4-RD.

To speed up the calculation directly in spatial domain, Gonzalez and Woods [8, p. 103] suggest to carefully update local histogram since only one column and/or one row of the local window changes as it slides through the image.

The occurrence of the P300 has been suggested to reflect cortical updating [ 27], as is suggested by the 'orienting response' proposed by Sokolov [ 28, 29].

It is inviting the public to suggest how to update the name of a program that became a permanent part of the government, and the nation's vocabulary, during Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society era.

A continuous process of professional updating is suggested to confirm these clinical results obtained by physical therapists as well as more evidence-based data to assess the effectiveness of ultrasound as a therapeutic resource in specific musculoskeletal conditions.

Asynchronous updating has been suggested to reduce the artifacts due to the assumption of uniformity in all the reactions arising from synchronous updating [42], [58].

The lack of trading update has suggested to some that the fourth quarter results on 1 February, are at best in line with market expectations.

Earlier this month, on the Today programme, the Daily Beast's Tina Brown was pretty damning about Clinton's "Sgt Pepper trouser suits", suggesting she needed to update her "pantsuit" look in order to succeed.

Most enquiries have repeatedly demonstrated that many deaths could be avoided, suggesting the need to update and ensure a wider diffusion of recommendations.