Sentence examples for supports forward from inspiring English sources
ADIC2 is the successor of the ADIC differentiation tool, which supports forward mode AD of C and a small subset of C++.
The UE converts it into a 4-bit CQI word and forwards it to the E-Node B upon a reverse link using the channel quality indicator channel (CQICH) which supports forward link packet data operations.
3) Could he please define Forward Guidance today - under what conditions could interest rates start to rise? 4) Does the rest of the MPC still support forward guidance?
Second, a quantitative-based stream can focus on modeling approaches to support forward and backward distribution decisions of OC retailers.
He began as a supporting forward, striker, or winger, but recently he has also played in a deeper, creative role, as an attacking midfield playmaker.
Research examining the introduction of endogenous breaks to test the structural stability of cointegrated spot and forward exchange rate time series have found some evidence to support forward rate unbiasedness in both the short and long term.
Due to the presence of Xavi, Sergio Busquets and Andrés Iniesta in the three man midfield, as well as the emerging Thiago, however, Fàbregas was often employed out of position as a winger, or even as a supporting forward under Guardiola.
These new findings support forward models for vocal control in which efference copies of premotor cortex activity modulate sub-regions of auditory cortex.
To provide further information to support forward genetics in Ciona intestinalis, we used a combination of natural variation and neutral population genetics as an approach for the systematic identification of new mutations.
What possibilities did the initiatives create for supporting forward momentum towards long-term health and development goals?
Models should also support forward and reverse genetics, as is required for hypothesis testing [ 3], and have a small genome size to facilitate molecular genetics and genomics work, including genome sequencing and assembly [ 4, 5].
