Sentence examples for unifying task from inspiring English sources
Based on a unifying task definition and a common vocabulary for the relevant decision problems, this new paradigm balances the trade-off between model transparency and solution efficiency in current decision frameworks.
Winning in states that Democrats must carry in November's general election makes that unifying task much easier.
Nowadays, employing the worst case analysis is the most common approach to provide unified static task mapping scheduling plans on MPSoCs.
To address this we make a step toward human-like intelligent parsing, presenting an extension of the system that models the object appearance and the parameter search as a unified behavioral task for an artificial agent.
The French finance minister sacrificed his break to an ambitious task: unifying his ruling centre-right UMP party behind the controversial plan to merge Suez, a formerly state-owned water and power company, with Gaz de France (GDF), the state-controlled gas giant.
Complete definition of the optimal structural design requires formulation of size topology shape material optimization task unifying optimization problems from four areas and effective solution of the problem.
Simultaneously, a complete definition of the optimal structural design requires a formulation of size-topology-shape-material optimization task unifying the optimization problems from these four areas and giving an effective solution of this problem.
It is motivated by statistical learning arguments and unifies the tasks of biasing the molecular dynamics to escape free energy wells and estimating the free energy function, under the same objective of minimizing the Kullback Leibler divergence between appropriately selected densities.
Clinton also set about the crucial task of unifying the party.
Dig deeper: Cuba's troubled politics are slowing its economic rebound (May 2015) The difficult task of unifying Cuba's two currencies (May 2015).
Where the Etruscans failed, the people of Rome gradually succeeded in the task of unifying the various Italian peoples into a political whole.
