Sentence examples for supplemented version from inspiring English sources

Computationalists conclude that a suitably supplemented version of CTM can adequately capture how cognition unfolds in time.

Instead, your in-game social graph is an extension of a supplemented version of your real-world social graph.

Initially, we identified stroke cases using a supplemented version of the set of codes for prevalent stroke used by the Office for National Statistics in Key health statistics from general practice 1998 (ONS codes).

Two reviewers (CLC, TKD) independently assessed, discussed and agreed upon the quality of the RCTs using a supplemented version of the EPOC checklist [ 39] (Additional file 3: Table S3).

The Health ABC lower-extremity performance battery was a supplemented version of the Established Populations for the Epidemiologic Studies of the Elderly battery (chair stands, standing balance, and 6-m walk), adding increased stand duration, single foot stand, and narrow walk.

Voice recognition systems have a mixed record in the noisy environment of the automobile, but I.B.M. is looking to supplement its version with audio visual speech recognition (A.V.S.R ., essentially video images linked to a computer that reads lips.

Adolescents are asked to fill out 118 items (112 items of the 2001 version supplemented with 6 items from the previous version of the YSR) on a 3-point scale based on the occurrence of the behavior during the preceding 6 months: 0 if the problem item was not true, 1 if it was somewhat or sometimes true, and 2 if it was very true or often true.

NASA has a set of color-coded maps — one can see the East Coast's lonely coolness anomaly, joined only by one in part of Antarctica — and the Times has a version supplemented with historical data.

The remaining faults, if any, are covered by the sequence of pseudo-random patterns produced either by the same DTI-LFSR structure or by its modified version supplemented with a linear feedback path, which is henceforth called IEDTI-LFSR.

Later reconstructions of the battle were based on Hall's version, supplemented by minor details from other sources.

The new eighteenth-century versions supplemented these seventeenth-century accounts with a new role for organizing forces.