Sentence examples for the problem of discriminating from inspiring English sources

Simulations have been used to study the application of model discrimination methods to the problem of discriminating between the terminal and penultimate copolymerization models on the basis of composition and rate data.

"The problem of discriminating between combatant and civilian is never easy, and it is compounded when you have Libyan regime forces fighting irregular forces, like the rebel militias, in urban areas populated by civilians".

Several studies in Computer Vision have considered the problem of discriminating between classes at superordinate level of description.

Consider the problem of discriminating between two competitive Fourier regression on the circle and estimating parameters in the models.

But this is the first step in a regress, since we began with the problem of discriminating drift from mismeasures of fitness.

The fuzzy logic produced by RANCs effectively solves the problem of discriminating odors.

A joint model-based design of experiments (j-MBDoE) technique, based on multi-objective optimization, is proposed in this paper for the simultaneous solution of the dual problem of discriminating among competitive kinetic models and improving the estimation of the model parameters.

New Jersey state Rep. Celeste Riley (D-Cumberland), a primary sponsor of the bill, said she became aware of the problem of employers discriminating against the jobless when her colleague showed her an actual online job ad that ruled out unemployed candidates.

After that, we test the distributed classifier on a more challenging problem of discriminating the data generated by complex distributions (one unimodal and another bimodal), when the negative class is surrounded by the positive class on both sides.

The problem of lacking discriminating power occurs when there are insufficient DMUs under assessment compared with the total number of inputs–outputs.

Striking similarities span a phylogenetically broad array in olfaction of insects, implying that there is an optimal solution to the problem of detecting and discriminating odors [ 32].