Sentence examples for systems on how from inspiring English sources
This is a new approach that uses a search algorithm to optimize the techniques combination, and can inspire hybrid methods and expert systems on how automate them.
It is clear from Table6 that Radiator does not have the limitations of traditional CSCW systems on how context data is aggregated since the aggregation is performed by functions defined by the programmer.
Perhaps it's the bevy of expert 'consultants' who advise school systems on how to raise test scores, how to calculate the 'value added' that individual teachers provide, and how to make education more 'businesslike' and efficient?
There is paucity of guidance in the literature for the practitioners in these environments who want to improve governance of their health systems on how to do it.
Surveillance and response for maternal deaths is becoming an increasingly popular strategy in high and low-income settings to collect accurate information linked to routine health systems on how many women died, where they died, why they died, and what could have been done differently in order to prevent future similar deaths.
Books are an empty gesture unless children know how to read them, he points out, and there is little agreement within the system on how to teach reading.
Officials said today that they hoped the meeting would help forge a consensus among the various parts of the nation's air system on how to deal with the problem and end months of finger-pointing.
The short version: the Model S will now run constant calculations (regardless of whether or not you're using the built in turn-by-turn system) on how far you are from a supercharger.
"There's no agreed upon system on how to safely donate food," Cummings said.
I also used the Bronx River as a model system to train teachers of the New York City School system on how to conduct field research with their students.
Vaccines for cancer differ from the traditional vaccines, which instruct the immune system on how to recognize and destroy a particular pathogen.
