Sentence examples for systems that explicitly from inspiring English sources

Existing peer-to-peer search networks generally fall into two categories: Gnutella-style systems that use arbitrary topology and rely on controlled flooding for search, and systems that explicitly build an underlying topology to efficiently support a distributed hash table (DHT).

Hence, anti-disturbance control algorithms for such systems that explicitly take input time delay into account are of practical interest.

Maybe a system that explicitly rewarded real increases in output would shake more innovation loose.

Implement (and perform the appropriate theoretical sampling/aliasing analysis for) a rendering system that explicitly accounts for the red/green/blue sub-pixels of LCD displays.

In this paper, we present a monaural CASA system that explicitly addresses the problem of overlapping harmonics for 2-source separation.

The shift in the immigration policy in the 1990s to the point system that explicitly targets adult workers (between 35 and 45 years old) with a postsecondary education and work experience has generally provided higher levels of human capital to meet the needs of Canadian labor markets (Ferrer et al. 2014).

Swinton (2010) additionally found that a grading system that explicitly rewarded effort in addition to rewarding knowledge stimulated student interest in improvement.

We also developed a substantial number of new homework problems within the LON-CAPA course management system that explicitly use the physics principles discussed in lecture and in the reading materials to bring life sciences students to an understanding of a wide array of situations that may be of interest to them.

These are systems that are explicitly aware of statutory and other legal requirements and are able to process information explicitly in a way that complies with the (ever-changing) law.

This 2016-to-2017 transition is going to move us from systems that are explicitly taught to ones that implicitly learn".

A method is proposed for assessing the vulnerability of socio-ecological systems that is explicitly linked to multiple stakeholder values enabling multiple assessments of vulnerability in the same or different locations.