Sentence examples for was previously solved from inspiring English sources
The BER minimization problem was previously solved numerically in [23].
By applying machine learning and natural language processing, the chat interface is able to handle a wide variety of everyday banking use-cases that was previously solved by navigating through user-unfriendly mobile banking apps or contacting customer service representatives.
This problem was previously solved with genetic algorithms, particle swarm optimization and Metropolis algorithms, and consists in adjusting several reactor cell parameters, such as dimensions, enrichment and materials, in order to minimize the average peak-factor in a three-enrichment-zone reactor, considering restrictions on the average thermal flux, criticality and sub-moderation.
The structure of the bI3 maturase protein was previously solved by crystallography and shown to bind to the peripheral P5c helix [14] (in green, Figure 4).
The structure of Mhp1 was previously solved in three different conformations providing insight into the molecular basis of the alternating access mechanism.
In this paper the finite-time stabilization of continuous-time linear systems is considered; this problem has been previously solved in the state feedback case.
We first review the discrete form of the uncertain loads problem, which has been previously solved using a weighted average of multiple load patterns.
In such a scheme, many tasks such as resource allocation, which were previously solved sub-optimally by distributed solutions, with local network information, can benefit from the centralized global perspective.
The problem of steady-state seepage flow underneath two intermediate filters located anywhere between two end cut-offs of a flat floor of a hydraulic structure on a permeable soil of a finite depth has not been previously solved.
Given a sequence s of n characters drawn from an alphabet Σ, the problem of extracting such a base from s had been previously solved in time O(n2lognlog∣Σ∣) and O ∣Σ∣n2log2nloglogn), respectively, using the FFT-based string searching by Fischer and Paterson.
The three-dimensional structure of trypsin has been previously solved by crystallographic studies.
