Sentences with phrase «problem requiring input»
Internet agencies such as the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) might be a reasonable place to start when trying to improve cybersecurity and avoid international cyberconflicts, but essentially this is a problem requiring input from the U.S. State Department and international policy makers and perhaps even something along the lines of an Internet Geneva Convention, Saydjari says.
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This nascent AI technique — which requires no input data, substantially less computing power, and in which the evolutionary - like AI learns from itself — could soon evolve to enable its application to real - world problems in the natural sciences.
A Specialist consultation is usually required to sort out these rarer problems whereas your GP will usually be very used to managing primary epilepsy and may only seek Specialist input if there is something unusual about the case or the patient is not responding well to treatment.
perpetual motion machines require no energy input to maintain the positive entropy of the «system» == I, and that shiny hot thingy in the sky called the Sun, have a problem with your comment — since the sun doesn't know anything about your perpetual motion machine baloney!
I don't expect Bayesian intervals to match frequentist ones because they address a different problem and require different inputs.
And when complex real estate matters require input from experienced condemnation attorneys, construction attorneys or real estate litigation lawyers — no problem — our team members have done it all before.
Latency has always been the problem with streaming games because they require a large amount of data and accurate input response; we'll have to wait and see whether Valve adequately solves those issues upon launch.
Successful problem resolution typically requires openness, valuing your partners input, working together (playing on the same side of the net), following through with agreements and not shaming or blaming your partner if things don't turn out the way you hoped or planned.