Sentence examples for To determinant from inspiring English sources
noun
A determining factor; an element that determines the nature of something
We observe that per stream optimization exhibits only a small rate degradation compared to determinant optimization and therefore might be practically more relevant due to lower computational complexity.
Hence, we consider in our simulations in Section 6.3 also as an alternative to determinant optimization a simple per stream optimization: we apply (P3) or (P4) L u times to obtain beamformers that maximize the received power over the L u strongest specular components and we concatenate these beamformers to obtain the L u dimensional precoding matrix.
Cultural beliefs and practices contribute to determinant of low birth weight in this study was inappropriate antenatal care, short birth interval, inappropriate antenatal visit, not practicing KMC, not practicing warm bottle padding, not practicing ' didaring' late initiation of breastfeeding, discard colostrums and not practicing exclusive breastfeeding.
> -wrap-foot> inequithein the use of health centres and community hospitals in 2001 and 2005 is compared and decomposed according to determinant categories (Table 4).
The main idea is to reduce the problem to determinants of other operators whose determinant asymptotics are well known.
Three variables related to urban characteristics are subjected to determinants analysis using an econometric approach.
Such effects within a genetic complex can be due to determinants on the same chromosome they are then said to be cis or to determinants on the opposite chromosome of a chromosome pair trans.
Methods for behavior change are usually matched to determinants.
Intervention components were linked to determinants and targeted the chosen change objectives.
As of new products, we refer to determinants about uniqueness or novelty [23] (Tables 1 and 2).
A larger cohort would enable a more detailed analysis with respect to determinants of level changes.
