| 词汇 | example_english_decompose |
| 释义 | Examples of decomposeThese 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. One approach introduces a semi-automatic method for decomposing tree frames into feature vectors. Goals and activities can be decomposed, and are structured in a hierarchy. The constraint graph representing the whole problem is decomposed into subgraphs for which solutions are sought. The project has ®rstly decomposed the problem into sections based on planning for resource allocation and a lower layer for implementation of the control policy. An expression e is either a value or it can be decomposed uniquely into a reduction context filled with a redex. To describe the internal transitions other than message receipt, a non-value expression is decomposed uniquely into a reduction context filled with a redex. The trajectory is decomposed into elementary wheel speed commands. After decomposing the exponential operator, an average is taken over the ensemble of dpz0 t ! The trajectory planning problem can be decomposed into a geometric path planning problem and a velocity planning problem. The approach is based on decomposing motion planning into two stages: an on-line path planning stage and an off-line pre-processing stage. Using the approach, the dynamics of a flexible manipulator can be decomposed into two subsystems, namely, a slow subsystem and a fast subsystem. Of present relevance is the idea that the sonority hierarchy can be decomposed into several subhierarchies, each consisting of just two members. The following theorem proves that, up to equivalence, it can be decomposed as a filling propagator followed by a fractioning one. Let g denote the logarithm of a main demand aggregate that is decomposed into two subaggregates. In the first phase, the user specifies the required functions and decomposes them independent of any physical behavior or system structure. As in the univariate case, measurements are decomposed into their genetic and permanent environmental components. The algorithm can be decomposed into the stance leg and swing leg sub-algorithms. Technological changes have been decomposed into two components: deterministic and stochastic. The process continues until the composite tasks are decomposed into primitive tasks. Note that every mu-calculus sentence decomposes into a composition of finitely many blocks, which are unique up to renaming the atoms used for composition. The functions are decomposed into subfunctions until they can be associated with some physical features. Each summand can be decomposed into a sum of expressions (a) and (b). In the method presented here, shapes are decomposed into elements according to how they are visually perceived. Specifically, the problem-solving structure decomposes a problem-solving method at a certain level into a set of lower-level problem-solving methods. Many complex problems, however, cannot be decomposed into independent or nearly independent subproblems. Several different ways of decomposing this problem into concurrent tasks were studied. The dynamic model is decomposed into two submodels. Using the singular perturbation method, the dynamic of the manipulator is decomposed into fast and slow subsystems. The total inequality level can be decomposed into within-group inequality and across-group inequality as in equation (10). Roughly speaking, this requires that the evolution of the system can be decomposed neatly into expanding and contracting directions. Very old, partly decomposed or fresh, recently fallen petioles were not collected. Leaching accumulation and release of nitrogen in decomposing forest litter. The idea that decomposing organic matter released vapours that generated acute diseases and general illhealth in humans was generally applicable to organic wastes. Note that a similar improvement is possible even without decomposing the abstract description. On the criteria to be used in decomposing systems into modules. Thus, the same rules that apply to decomposing the system into subsystems apply to decomposing the subsystems in other simpler subsystems. The force is decomposed into motion force (generated by the system movement) and squeeze force. Decomposition state (solid, partially decomposed, fully decomposed) was noted for each piece of fallen dead wood. Large areas of the ground are bare rock with most areas covered with a layer of partially decomposing organic matter over bare rock. Visual stimuli can be decomposed into these elementary motion types. A third mode of relationship between areas is introduced: they can be decomposed into the same unit pieces. The part that decomposes into air is a vapor or fume, but not air that is fit for breathing. A task hierarchy is constructed by recursively decomposing the overall task for the system. We begin by hierarchically decomposing the animation into its constituents and start with the animation of the man and the vending machine. The function works by recursively decomposing the pair of received messages and adding the cores to the environment, verifying consistency whenever anything has been added. From the control paradigm introduced in ref. 1 for cooperative manipulators, the position and squeeze force control problems can be decomposed and solved independently. A way to deal with this problem is by decomposing it into individual behaviors,1 such as move-togoal, find-next-point, return-to-start, wander and halt. However, the accelerating effects of micro-arthropods on litter decomposition in those studies only became apparent after about 50% of the initial litter mass had decomposed. By introducing the notion of state, the planning problem can be decomposed into two levels: state transition planning and trajectory planning between states. As has been mentioned previously, the body of an action may contain further subactions into which the actions may be decomposed. The dynamic-level redundancy-resolution scheme, introduced here, decomposes the system dynamics into decoupled task space and a dynamically-consistent nullspace component. Our method for decomposing the panicle involves arraying grains in order on 96-well plates according to rules for skipping wells. Structural verb meaning is decomposed into at least two types of information: event type and participants in the event (arguments). Robots follow this evolution, and become more and more decomposed into divided subsystems, where each of them realises an elementary function. If part of it decomposes into something similar to dirt, it is not dirt, but rather embers that may serve as some sort of medicament. One route decomposes written words into their component graphemes and constructs a pronunciation via a system of grapheme-to-phoneme correspondences. The advantage of the system is that it is very systematic in terms of how functions are decomposed into sets of equivalent functions. Section 5 presents a model for decomposing shapes into elements and examines how this may assist designers in exploring concept designs through modification of elements. A shape can be decomposed in infinite ways according to different perceptions. The derivational analogy method represents a problem-solving plan as a hierarchical goal structure, showing how and why each goal was decomposed into subgoals. The process of decomposing functions into lower level functions can continue until further decomposition no longer benefits the design activity. Alternatively, the problem can be decomposed into a few subproblems and solutions to these can be searched for. Within this setting, if an unstable combinatorial type can be decomposed into factors, such words need not admit a model as one-rectangle systems. He proved that a topological conjugacy between subshifts is decomposed into compositions of a finite sequence of bipartite codes. Reynolds decomposition by subtracting the long-time-averaged velocity field from the instantaneous velocity field is the traditional technique for decomposing turbulent velocity fields. Added nitrogen through leaf shedding and decomposed leaves at the end of the fallow phase are the most probable explanations for such an effect. Structural alignment requires that the relations and objects that are matched be seen as identical (or can be decomposed into structures that are partially identical). The first is an introduction to the asymptotic theory of combinatorial structures that can be decomposed into component elements. However, (4) shows that this objective might be decomposed. The smoothness analysis of subdivision schemes over nets of arbitrary topology is thus decomposed into two stages. The plan of the church can be decomposed into two 2x1 rectangles. The problem to be solved is decomposed into smaller problems that are solved in parallel before being recombined to produce the result. First, a child might not have decomposed a compound into its constituents. When idiosyncratic risk is incorporated into the model, the asset moments can be decomposed into their value under identical households plus a new idiosyncratic term. I do this not by thoroughly decomposing the problem, but by considering the kind of output the gesture or object seems likely to give me. As the problem is a linear one it may be decomposed into a scattering problem and a number of radiation problems. Our idea consists in decomposing the finite bending rule into elementary bending rules. A cabinet is decomposed into five independent par ts; namely, a structural frame, pipes, an outer par t, an inner par t, and heat insulators. Respiration of decomposing litter in relation to temperature and moisture. In this paper, meshing a spatial domain means decomposing a polyhedron into tetrahedra that form a simplicial complex. In section 5, we discuss the general situation of decomposing the results of subcomputations. She proposes that word forms may be represented doubly in the child's emergent lexicon, both as holistic unanalysed units and as morphologically decomposed forms. The composite tasks are described as non-trivial processes to be decomposed into subtasks when they are carried out. We show that the function responsible for producing the infinite stream of digits representing the result can be decomposed into two recursive functions. In short, causal path models can show us how a bivariate relationship decomposes into direct and indirect effects, an essential part of a scientific understanding. A part is a configuration that cannot be decomposed further under given criteria. There are two potential advantages of decomposing a complex design problem into a hierarchy of simpler problems. As mentioned above, abstract feature structures can also be decomposed into orderinvariant primitive operations that serve to identify the information they contain. However, the name is rather misleading here, since the domain or the analytic problem are not decomposed, but rather the approximation or the trial space. Innovation variance in the phenotypes at age 20, or individual differences in new influences on them, can be decomposed into genetic and environmental components. In the random space is decomposed using wavelets. Since the cycle is of even length, it can be decomposed into two 1-factors. In this way, is decomposed into an ordered product of cycles. Any system of isometries can be decomposed into minimal components and finite orbits in a certain way. The rules for constructing scenes or takes can be decomposed and grouped, creating generic idioms that incorporate specific information on a set of cinematography techniques. Finally, the space is decomposed into a small region in the lower left-hand corner containing several very high-per formance solutions. In exploring new variations it may be decomposed as upper and lower parts of the eye. Although perception is much more complex than simply decomposing a shape, decomposition of shapes is an important part of perception. 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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