Sentence examples for which puts emphasis on from inspiring English sources
During the optimization process, the BEDROC score [3] is optimized which puts emphasis on the early recognition performance.
We proudly call ourselves a Smart Data company, which puts emphasis on innovative smart credit scoring approach.
lValues differ to those presented on the PAN2012 website due to organisers uses F0.5 which puts emphasis on Precision over Recall.
The player character is vulnerable and under-armed, which puts emphasis on puzzle-solving and evasion, rather than violence.
Another example has been proposed by Gerald Edelman called dynamic core hypothesis which puts emphasis on reentrant connections that reciprocally link areas of the brain in a massively parallel manner.
Reform Discussions Continue: With the revision of the Stewardship Code in 2017, which put emphasis on the role of asset owners, Japanese public pension funds began to play a more active role.
In recent years, there has been a shift of attention away from linear methods of seismic analyses to nonlinear methods which put emphasis on the displacements within the structure.
Removal of bacteria in the base of a biofilm may therefore require direct contact with the bristles, which puts emphasis as well on the applied forces, which were chosen in this study on the basis of clinically reported forces for the different modes of brushing [ 9, 19, 38, 41].
Interestingly, memorization of musical pieces without referring to a notation is an important key issue of this approach which particularly puts emphasis on auditory features, namely discrimination and representation of pitch and timbre.
Another reform was the introduction in 1872 of universal education in the country, which initially put emphasis on Western learning.
The first set of experiments focuses on technological change and includes three scenarios, of which two put emphasis on the mechanization policies that change the factor intensities in the production of agriculture goods, and one on the chemicalization policies that improve the efficiency in the use of chemicals.
