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(181) To obtain knowledge and data from incomplete decision table(IDT), the paper presents a new doubly variable precision limited tolerance rough set theory model(VPLTRST).

(182) When communication is difficult , they can accept information what is inexact or incomplete.

(183) Q - learning is a reinforcement learning method to solve Markov ian decision problems with incomplete information.

(184) Life, always with incomplete beauty, because the imperfections and poignance.

(185) Her rather rhetorical view of housing and its relation to the shape of society was incomplete.

(186) When a relational database system is implemented, three - valued logic is usually adopted to handle incomplete information.

(187) But Isadora Duncan learned that life without the fullness of love was incomplete.

(188) Policies or strategies developed from appeals are sometimes incomplete, uncoordinated, and confused.

(189) Incomplete combustion and improper draft conditions can cause ethylene formation.

(190) In radio communication system, because of multipath effect and the finity of channel bandwidth and incomplete channel, intersymbol interference (ISI) is inescapability during the data transfer.

(191) Brent Colby was doing an incomplete job of concealing his distaste; he was enough of a tinhorn to clear his throat theatrically.

(192) Developer, Fixer liquid stale and there is not enough - fixing incomplete can make films.

(193) Hair is withered and yellow , lusterless forebode incomplete iron and be short of vitamin B.

(194) Environment factors are more likely to influence accountant's independence than accountant's own execution level when market structure faces incomplete competition.

(195) Most of the stones of Stonehenge stand in incomplete formations of circles.

(196) The unactuated joints can't be controlled directly, so it is an incomplete controllable system. Smooth feedback control is invalid for such system.

(197) While intralingual error is caused by overgeneralization, ignorance of rule restrictions, incomplete application of rules, false concept hypothesized, induced factors and lack of practice.

(198) It can deal with the reasoning in an incomplete domain theory effectively and combine the advantages of approximate reasoning and nonmonotonic reasoning to overcome their limitations.

(199) Electronic systems often own complex structures,(Sentencedict.com ) and their sub-modules are interactional and anfractuous. Furthermore number of testing nodes is usually less and the testing data are incomplete.

(200) If DB2 used a single index range scan from 20 to 30, it would miss this document and return an incomplete query result.

(201) The length of incomplete leaf in controlled condition was shorter than that in natural condition.

(202) This paper introduces the method to construct generation companies' strategy model under incomplete information by using conjectural variation based conjectured supply function.

(203) These reactions increase the probability of incomplete combustion and are more likely to release uncombusted and photochemically active hydrocarbon compounds into the atmosphere.

(204) The results show that it is practicable to determine the firing atmosphere of copper red glaze by incomplete combustion theory.

(205) And the band-gap was incomplete with oblique incidence. With the enlargement of incidence angles, the site of the band-gap moved to high frequency.

(206) A congenital fissure in the roof of the mouth, resulting from incomplete fusion of the palate during embryonic development. It may involve only the uvula or extend through the entire palate.

(207) Result: 9 cases (12.9%) were found with recurrent nasal polyps; 10 cases (14.3%) with recurrent sinusitis; 7 cases (10%) with adhesion and 12 cases (17.1%) with incomplete epithelialization.

(208) The BPEL 1.1 spec contains only a partial solution, because correlation sets aren't defined, the business data is incomplete, and there is no fault handling or compensation.

(209) Even progress, which ought to superadd, for the most part only substitutes, one partial and incomplete truth for another.

(210) Clinical subluxation as incomplete instability events that did not require a manual reduction maneuver.