Sentence examples for support the experimentation from inspiring English sources
The Low-Power Intelligent Tool Environment (LITE) is presented, which was developed to support the experimentation of power models and power optimization algorithms.
A pertinent example of this extra level of detail and thereby the ability to write more complicated software to process the information being made available is the Core Scientific Metadata Model (CSMD) [37] and related implementations that have been developed by STFC to support the experimentation being undertaken at large central facilities and laboratories.
Before initiating a method validation, a validation protocol, validation plan or appropriate SOP s) to support the method validation experimentation should be written and approved.
Furthermore, this study shows that experimentation takes two forms purposeful interactions and experimental projects—and that these forms can support the different roles of experimentation.
The platform needs to support "the flow of data, experimentation, building training models, and deploying and managing those trained models". The AI model needs to be able to "run anywhere, without the data scientists having to think about how data moves from one place to another". The ideal state for AI is that it should be "boring," Mason says.
This identifies the need for a knowledge layer to support the modelling layer and an experimentation layer to support the execution of models.
Nevertheless, some aspects of the study require clarification and a modest amount of new experimentation to fully support the authors' conclusions.
Select committees and MPs should encourage policy experimentation and evaluation, and support the cancellation of a poor-value programme.
"AFI has long supported the boldness and experimentation that accompanies provocative cinema," said Jolie.
HJ supervised the laboratory experimentation supporting the analysis.
Just as regrettably, policymakers and other stakeholders have too often taken a relatively conservative stance on this problem, trying to please both advocates and critics by supporting the noncommittal idea that, although experimentation in nonhuman primates is necessary for the time being, it is desirable to pursue the development of alternatives to their use.
