Sentence examples similar to a collection of kernels from inspiring English sources
The first, comprising the contribution of all points outside a large sphere enclosing the box, and some of its neighbors, is approximated inside the box by a collection of kernel functions ("sources") placed on the surface of the sphere or using an expansion in terms of spectrally convergent local basis functions.
Kernel executes a collection of threads that computes a result for a small segment of data.
The term kernel refers to a collection of representations for constant-size geometric objects and operations on these representations.
In his new blog post, "Fragmentation is good and bad for Linux", Zemlin points out that all Linux variants use the same kernel, maintained by a collection of smart, dedicated people.
In a brief study of metabolite abundances and kernel sizes using a collection of backcross recombinant inbred lines between Kasalath (Indica I) and Koshihikari variety (Japonica), this pattern was not visible indicating the connection is not generally visible among all genotypes (data not shown).
"The Nervous Exhaustion due to West Point Training" by U. S. Army surgeon Charles E. Woodruff (1901) contains a few kernels of truth scattered among a collection of idiosyncratic opinions.
Lastly, a so-called gaze shifting kernel (GSK) is calculated based on the learned paths from a collection of scene images.
A distribution is a collection of software that runs on top of a very small program called the Linux kernel.
The second issue is more focused and concerns kernel machines with a local kernel (the type used most often in practice) that act like a collection of template-matching units.
