Sentence examples for a better conditioned from inspiring English sources

This leads to a better performance as the selection allows us to get a better conditioned matrix.

As such, the breadth of the instrument photon density sensitivity function (PDSF) between a source and detector pair is significantly reduced, resulting in a better conditioned inverse problem.

In contrast to the stable RBF-QR and RBF-GA algorithms, which are based on finding a better conditioned base in the same RBF-space, the new algorithm can be used with any type of smooth radial kernel, and it is also applicable to a wider range of tasks (including calculating Hermite type implicit RBF-FD stencils).

"We want to see change and a younger generation in a better condition," Qudratullah said.

Ranieri may not have won the highest honours but he has left almost all of the clubs in a better condition than he found them.

Thompson says he's never "paid anything more than a peppercorn rent – we cover business rates, we cover insurance, and in every shop we've been to we've left it in a better condition than we found it.

You would just hope we are in a better condition that we were for Euro 2012, when it was essentially Gerrard and Scott Parker, plus Jordan Henderson as next in reserve.

By Connie Bessie and E. B. White The New Yorker, May 12 , 1951P. 23 The world would be in a better condition if nations observed convenants as faithfully, and took their agreements as seriously, as Indians do.

There's an old tradition – maybe the oldest – in the countryside here, which says a contadino has to leave the land in a better condition than it was when he inherited it.

He said he hoped to restore the reputation of the transportation authority as transparent and efficient, and he cited an Athenian oath to leave the place in a better condition than he found it.

So, we examine the productivity paradox in a better condition.