| Another technique, p-code, increases the order iteratively until convergence, with error estimates available after one analysis. |
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| As discussed earlier, plan feasibility is assessed continuously and iteratively until it is determined that the modified plan will be able to support the operation. |
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| We use a Markovian approach to calculate the probabilities of identity by descent iteratively from one generation to the next, assuming an infinite allele model. |
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| Thus, prechecks are incorporated into manufacturing and inservicing of equipment and iteratively updated by the professionals using them. |
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| You can't tackle it all at once, but you can iteratively get better, more confident and clearer. |
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| The profiles that survive this process are said to be iteratively non-dominated. |
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| The boxes below represent steps that can occur concurrently or iteratively. |
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| Initiating a creative collaboration between technical and domain experts to iteratively cut ever closer to the conceptual heart of the problem. |
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| When a workbook runs iteratively, the best option for parallelizing the calculation can be to run the entire workbook on the cluster. |
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| This and the other modules of the series have been developed iteratively between 2005 and 2007 with the support of some 20 international experts. |
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| The sequence is repeated iteratively for each period across the time horizon. |
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| With iteration: Allocation takes place iteratively between segments until all senders are credited or the agreed residual percentage is reached. |
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| It enables you to determine an activity network on multiple levels and iteratively with the operating rate as the tracing factor. |
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| It is set so that the activity price is determined iteratively based on plan activity. |
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| In the second step, the efficient p-cycles are selected one by one iteratively from the set of candidate p-cycles. |
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| As in the past, accession preparations in this field require the close co-operation of all actors involved, with all tasks being processed iteratively and continuously. |
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| As previously discussed, management strategies consistent with an adaptive management approach will allow for new insights to be incorporated iteratively and policies and practices to be revised as necessary. |
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| The biggest strength of this tool is that the formats used both in terms of schedule and content can be iteratively improved as and when such tool is used. |
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| However, one of the central tenets of M4P is that interventions are driven by an understanding of market system constraints and need to be designed and implemented iteratively to reflect learning and changing conditions. |
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| To improve communication between research and policy communities, mechanisms are needed to allow the two groups to interrelate more collaboratively and iteratively, and to share their experiences. |
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| The intuitive user interface enables employees of all backgrounds to iteratively browse and generate inquiries and reports. |
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| If necessary, risk reduction measures would be added and the design of the machine would proceed iteratively until the residual risk was acceptable. |
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| Alternative alignments will be developed and refined iteratively during the progress of the study as needed to address potential impacts that have been identified. |
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| This interface is typically used to define a production plan iteratively. |
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| Both developed plans iteratively, revising earlier drafts following feedback from PIC, which had expressed some concerns over their lack of detailed priorities and external consultation. |
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| If vertices of a network graph are not topologically sorted, we can calculate times of vertices iteratively. |
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| The operations of subgraph dequeue and graph partitioning are iteratively performed until the queue becomes empty or a predefined workload limit is reached. |
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| The multi-level information will be iteratively integrated with prior data and network structure. |
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| However, if we assume the error is caused by an error in our clock then we can adjust our clock a little and recompute all 4 fixes, continuing to do this iteratively until the error disappears! |
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| The simulation runs iteratively, each time altering the magnetic dipoles so that they fit the data better. |
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| Until now, the lack of effective processes, skills training and technology have thwarted many organizations' efforts to iteratively improve quality. |
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| We had to work iteratively and solve these issues as they arose. |
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| Unlike most previous public sector IT projects it was developed iteratively, starting small and developed through continuous testing and lesson-learning. |
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| The probabilities are iteratively revised using expected values of the frequency of occurrence of the possible expansions, based on the current PCFG model, conditioned on the corpus. |
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| The optimal hourly traffic shall be computed by iteratively raising the cost until equilibrium is reached between the hourly traffic and the marginal external cost of congestion. |
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| This is repeated iteratively until all available list seats are allocated. |
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| This analysis is built iteratively from a simultaneous examination of potential and site requirements on the one hand and from those of the other industrial sectors. |
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