Sentence examples for the updated knowledge from inspiring English sources
The updated knowledge from this fluid structure interaction is hoped to benefit the industry and constructively incorporated into the current subsea pipeline designs.
where Πt+1 represents the updated knowledge of system state after incorporating the action a(t) and the observation θ(t) in the epoch t.
This naturally leads to the Model Predictive Control (MPC) planning strategy, which uses the updated knowledge about the model to solve a finite horizon optimal control problem at each time step and only executes the first control action.
The recently proposed model of suicide and trespass process [19] and the updated knowledge and practice available in the RESTRAIL toolbox could provide the basis for initiating such a theory-based approach as a follow-up of the project.
A related problem is that of adding newly identified or curated sequence sets for an existing species, or a new species set, and reconstructing the MoLFunCs to reflect the updated knowledge.
In the second highest scoring network, Cell Signaling, DNA Replication, Recombination, and Repair, Nucleic Acid Metabolism (Figure S2), the updated knowledge-base introduced several new molecules.
To this end, the BB needs an updated knowledge of the instantaneous CN resource usage and topology, that is, the logical connections between routers in the CN, which in the case of AROMA testbed is the knowledge of all of the previously established LSPs and their availability to receive new sessions or switch sessions between IRs.
The ongoing spread of tuberculosis (TB) in poor resource countries and the recently increasing incidence in high resource countries lead to the need of updated knowledge for clinicians, particularly for pediatricians.
Specifically, in this case, Bayes' theorem states that our prior knowledge is updated by the current data to yield updated knowledge in the form of the posterior distribution.
The keyword is updated knowledge.
Take people like Arizona Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians, who say football is being "attacked," for example — he didn't say by whom, but his point boils down to the proliferation of updated knowledge about how head injuries can impact one's long-term health.
