| 词汇 | example_english_architecture |
| 释义 | Examples of architectureThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Research efforts related to this paper can be divided into related works coordination substratebased system management architectures, and agent-based service discovery and negotiation. Such architectures are not well understood, and a strong motivation for surveying this area is to clarify the particular state of the art. Research activities focus on intelligent control, distributed discrete manufacturing solutions, system diagnostics and software architectures for real-time control. Usually, architectures are described by their components and connectors that establish the proper relationships between the former. Secondly, by employing advanced software engineering methodologies and more generic system architectures. The next section will describe these system level architectures, where the importance is placed on the amount of collaboration that occurs between the agents. A more optimistic answer, however, is that despite the ongoing debate, there are a variety of architectures that constitute operational models for implemented agent languages. In section 5, some important layered architectures are overviewed. The previous works implement architectures and techniques so that mobile manipulators can develop their tasks. Therefore, some research groups are investigating the use of parallel architectures in surgery tasks. The seedlings of these species have contrasting crown architectures. As indicated above, learning was a major theme, and several papers described novel architectures which facilitated learning. Behaviour-based architectures were very much in evidence, in these and other papers. Due to the commitment to shared memory architectures, explicit decomposition of arrays is obsolete. Therefore, in the last decade hybrid manipulators have given great attention to robotic manipulators that are a combination of serial and parallel chain architectures. There are several possible architectures for the locations of the coarse and fine actuators in the parallel mechanism. The determination of the workspace of parallel architectures is an important issue, which has been addressed by few researchers. The extensive experiments carried out on two languages provided significant evidence on the empirical robustness of two independent parsing architectures. Finally, robust parsers are usually based on complex parsing architectures where pools of modules are cooperatively applied to the source sentences. Section 5 gives details on the implementation of the architectures we experiment with. They are also filtered through internal constraints, the innately available architectures (a markedness evaluator, somatic markers) that bias choices based on experience. We shall refer to such proposals as functional architectures. We can distinguish architectures according to a number of dimensions. To assess the role of sub-categorization lexicon, two different parsing architectures are contrastively compared. The architectures described so far, allow the user to interact with a single database. In systems adopting architectures similar to the one of figure 5, this "teaching" modifies the lexicon, the world model, and the mapping to the database. Combining such distribution morphisms with the simulation morphisms between various architectures, leads to the possibility of porting the distributions. They yield a pleasing conceptual structure in which algebras can be thought of as indexed by various dependencies, and computation algebras by machine architectures. The second: architecture's diminishing importance relative to reality. A heuristic method for identifying modules for product architectures. Furthermore, progress has been made into designing better agent architectures. Second, knowledge architectures focus on knowledge modeling and ontology development. Connectionist architectures, through the manipulations of their designers, already have a template for cognition before they process the first piece of input. Can connectionist architectures, though, account for all forms of linguistic knowledge and all forms of learning? In such architectures, frequency of input is indeed one of the strongest determinant factors in allowing the system to acquire knowledge. There are various standard architectures of model, each suited to particular types of classification. Addressing the role of epistasis in evolution will require understanding the mechanisms that underpin the genetic architectures discovered. The parallel nature of these architectures are analogous to the human nervous system and make it computationally efficient. Powerful general results concerning smooth functions may not translate to the specific types of kinematic mapping associated to standard robot manipulator architectures. Several architectures of parallel robots which are solicited in macroscopic applications might be adapted for microassembly tasks. A number of researchers have proposed fault diagnosis architectures for robotic manipulators using the model-based analytical redundancy approach. The 'extended architectures', based on the core ideas for the settlement as a whole, can and should be implemented by other designers. His research interests are information modeling, integration architectures, and product data management. Moreover, several of the competing models had dual-route architectures. Design of modular product architectures in discrete design spaces subject to life cycle issues. Approaches for developing modular product architectures and module-based product families abound in the engineering design literature. Managing platform architectures and manufacturing processes for nonassembled products. The configuration algorithms that we presented here does not rely on functional architectures. Subsumption architectures provide a complementary demonstration that complex machinery may be unnecessary for the function. The explicit controlled processes have serial or hierarchical architectures, and the implicit automatic processes have parallel distributed architectures. The work of unmasking and exposing is inadequate to architecture's creativity. Perceived as empty, they are often the focus of architecture's and urban design's desire for productivity, control and order. Initially, they were not tied into work on cognitive architectures. Proof assistants started to be applied to significant industrial applications, such as certification of security in smartcard architectures. Using our approach, we demonstrate predictable performance behavior and efficient utilization of large scale distributed memory architectures on problems of significant complexity involving multiple disciplines. They also give at least a nod toward the notion that innate architectures coordinate readings of cost-benefit analyses of competing choices. Modular parsing architectures require the definition of possibly reusable modules. The final chapter looks briefly at distributed and parallel architectures. In particular, data dependencies, architectures, and morphisms between them are standard algebraic objects. Application of this framework to actual architectures and (parallel) programming languages is the main topic deserving further study. Most of the example programs below are run on shared-memory architectures. Such architectures determine speci®c classes of application problems, instead of focusing on the small and generic components from which a system is built up. Work on software architectures establishes a higher level to describe the functionality and the structure of software artefacts. One way to overcome these limitations in practice, which has become popular over the past few years, are layered architectures. Over the past few years, numerous architectures have been proposed in the literature, addressing dierent key features an agent should have. However, one problem with much of the work on agent architectures is that it is somewhat ad hoc in nature. We, as system builders, seek evaluation of agent architectures with respect to objective system qualities, that are commonly agreed and expected criteria. To control such systems, the architectures often have a hybrid or multi-tiered structure. However, this does not invalidate multi-layered architectures, since they provide concurrent means of interaction with the world. At a general level, there needs to be greater awareness that multi-agent architectures are based on behavioural assumptions and that they are not logical formalisms. The review shows that none of these general architectures or application speci®c systems directly addresses all the identi®ed integration aspects. There are several contemporary architectures that exist in the literature for designing intelligent systems. Search-based techniques are inevitably expensive because they require that the costly backpropagation algorithm be run on several dierent architectures. Neural architectures and circuits in olfactory and visual centers provide remarkable examples of evolutionary convergence with their vertebrate counterparts. Most computer architectures require that memory accesses are a word at a time, but it is a waste of space to store booleans as integers. Also, conventional machine architectures make it rather costly to use functions as data. We have shown how indexing computation algebras with machine architectures yields a fibration. The next major section of this chapter is devoted to a discussion of psycholinguistic architectures and how they model frequency effects. Note that such residuals are particularly amenable to implementation on fine-grain parallel and pipelined architectures. Many architectures implement some of these features, but the latter one is usually missing. Actually, such a limitation applies to all the two-channel architectures of the teleoperation controllers. Clearly, the number of mechanism architectures is very great. In this family, all manipulators consist of at least one parallelogram in their architectures. Tree architectures adapted to efficient light utilization: is there a basis for latitudinal gradients? Looking at draped architectures, what one sees is the display of extravaganza, impetuousness, and technological virtuosity. Instead, architecture's contribution to regional identity is valued. His earlier research includes the development of system architectures for shop floor control, cell control, and distributed scheduling. The event was an invitation to go beyond the normative, specifically by dealing with architecture's economic, political and social dimensions. Several types of connection architectures between modules corresponding to different anatomical structures are studied. Computational foundations are required to manipulate platform architectures in specific viewpoint spaces connection, assembly, etc.!. We will not normally discuss the technology out of which the architectures that we describe are to be implemented. The computational issues associated with modelling finite deformation mechanics centre around the exploitation of parallel architectures. Is there any essential difference with respect to emulation versus simulation between these two architectures? Connectionist architectures, like brain areas, are not created equal; they are not equipotential. The importance of considering alternative architectures parallels the importance of considering alternative learning algorithms. Arguably, bicontinuous structures may exist in the architectures of symbiotic relationships and amongst populations of organisms. Most of the hybrid architectures make use of the term method instead of problem solver. The architecture's interaction aspect between the solvers is simple depending on metarules, manipulated by a metamodule, relating intermediate process results to actions to be undertaken. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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