Sentence examples for templates discussed in from inspiring English sources

On the basis of the accurate generic model templates discussed in the previous section, Wang and Chowdhury [100] have proposed some improvements in some of the existing popular models.

When less than 80% templates were used, MLTS performed better than MDTS since the MLTS templates generalized better than MDTS templates, as discussed in Section 5.3.3.

Second, relative to using all of the original templates as discussed in Section 5.3.2, using 20% template representatives that were selected by MLTS with the KL distance slightly decreased phone accuracy by 0.21% (from 74.26% to 74.05%), but using the template representatives selected by MDTS with the LLR distance significantly decreased phone accuracy by 0.69% (from 74.51% to 73.82%).

Imported templates can be used in compositions of the importing template or else to be extended generating new templates, as discussed in Sect. 4.

The formation mechanisms of the hollow structures via different kinds of templates are discussed in depth to show the general concepts for the preparation processes.

The formation mechanism of multi-shelled structure, which used β-cyclodextrin as the template was discussed in detail.

Based on the varying template size discussed in "Intelligent surveillance section", the utility function value is studied in Table 1.

However, the emphasis of their study was not on preoperative planning and/or the use of the overlay template technique discussed in this article.

substrates (templates) have been discussed in a lot of publications mainly in terms of in situ adsorption polymerization of the positively charged anilinium cations at surface typically bearing negative charges of preadsorbed/grafted anions/functional groups [13 17].

The effects of using different templates on the library are discussed in the next few paragraphs.

Note that the template is referred in the padding document by using the template attribute of the element that inherits the template specification, as it is discussed in the next section.