Sentence examples for the motivation of developing from inspiring English sources
Herein lies the motivation of developing intelligent wheelchairs that provide the user, assistance in control and navigation as and when required, supporting retention of residual skills.
The motivation of developing the FLAC/SPECFEM2D coupled approach is to take merits of each code, such as the stress analysis capability in FLAC and the powerful wave propagation analysis capability in SPECFEM2D.
A review of 12 empirical studies on the motivation of developing and developed countries has found that seven major job characteristics are important determinants of job motivation, including opportunities for personal development, pay/rewards, management practices, and organizational policies [ 32].
This paper presents some of the motivation for developing the course and the experiences and observations in conducting the course.
The motivation for developing ensemble of manifold learning components is that it can achieve higher accuracy and applicability than single component in machinery fault diagnosis.
Part of the motivation for developing the RB2 estimator was to see if it could trade off small amounts of bias for a MSE reduction.
The difficulties in visualizing nuclear actin filaments with phalloidin are well known and part of the motivation for developing more sophisticated nuclear actin probes.
Part of the motivation for developing AI was our intuition that, in a scenario where the 2 df main-effects test is more powerful than than the single-SNP test, then model 1 with two main effects should, by definition, fit these data better than model 2 with one main effect (at the partner SNP) only.
Indeed the complexities of getting ChIP-exo to work seemed to be the motivation for developing a derivative of ChIP-exo: ChIP-nexus ("However, we found significant technical hurdles in applying ChIP-exo". PMID: 25751057).
One of the motivations for developing microneedle patches to collect biomarkers from the skin is that its simplicity may allow use by minimally trained personnel in large screening campaigns or in developing countries where healthcare workers are in short supply.
This inherent trade-off presents a dilemma which inhibits the robust utilization of gating and provided the motivation to develop methods to improve the noise introduced in gated images.
