Fuzzy classifiers have recently shown their effectiveness in classification tasks, since they enable dealing with noisy and imprecise information which is often present in many applications.
Therefore, it is value to develop computer programs which enable one to deal with uncertain systems in an easy way.
The architecture is simple enough for a smart sensor, but incorporates features which enable it to deal with realistic, unstructured environments.
Constructing approximating minimizing sequences of functions twice plays a key role in the proof of looking for optimal controls, which enable us to deal with the multiple solution problem of feasible pairs.
Relatives gave encouragement and support which enabled women to deal with their fear and helped manage pain.
Potential mentors require communication and time management skills and a level of self-confidence which enables them to deal with difficult home-visiting situations and to share problems with health professionals.
Expense management software provider Certify is beefing up its artillery against rival Concur with the acquisition of Abacus, which enables companies to deal with expenses in real time.
Two incremental learning procedures designed for example-incremental learning with different storage requirements are provided, which enables HDT to deal gracefully with data sets where new data are frequently appended.
The two-way coupling treatment, which enables us to deal with bidirectional wave propagations, which was originally given for the SOLA-VOF model by Yan et al. (2003a) and later improved by Kim et al. (2007), was modified for the SMAC scheme.
If the above is true (and if someone has a source please provide it in the comments), then it is also probably true that JFK learned and developed a process which enabled him to deal more effectively with the Cuban Missile Crisis.
When the stopwatch-like system speeds up, the duration of events may be felt as more extended than the real interval: That may equal to "time expansion", which enables us to deal with more things or to perform more rapidly.
