Sentence examples for a convenient property from inspiring English sources
A convenient property of the method is that similar structures tend to have more reference shapes in common than dissimilar ones, thus far more CPU time is dedicated to the alignment of similar structures than for dissimilar structures.
A convenient property of the HG phase function is that the parameter g is identically equal to the anisotropy (or asymmetry) factor g ani, defined as {g}^{ani}=frac{{displaystyle {int}_{-1}^1}mu pleft(mu right) dmu}{{displaystyle {int}_{-1}^1} pleft(mu right) dmu}.
Here we used a hierarchical clustering approach, which outputs n - 1 clusters of size ≥ 2. A convenient property is that clusters of a same given size are independent and do not overlap.
This is a convenient property for calculating the rate of growth in expenditures of the control group over two consecutive years t − 1 and t, as it equals the sum of (γ t − γ t -1) and (δ t − δ t -1) under a constant case mix.
The size difference between the human and rodent forms was a convenient property for distinguishing the endogenous and exogenous cyclin E. To determine the effects of cyclin E overexpression on CDK activity, lysates from both pools were assayed for cyclin E-associated kinase activity, which resulted in significantly higher levels in Rat-E cells compared with vector control cells.
We further assume the convenient property that a genome's fitness declines multiplicatively with its set of mutations.
Fortunately, our model represented risk as a simple dichotomy (win vs. lose) which enables the state of the population to be described by a single binomial distribution, and the stochasticity of individual reproduction was represented by a Poisson distribution, which has the convenient property that the sum of multiple Poisson variates is again Poisson.
The limiting phase angle temperature appears to be a convenient surrogate property that accurately predicts thermoreversible aging tendencies.
On the other hand, the APBC has a convenient decoupling property that provides a diagnostic tool for detection of non-parametric model error.
The target function is written as a functional perturbation series near a convenient homogeneous property, usually stiffness (K) or compliance (S).
Power-law models, up to a logarithmic transformation, and loglin models also have this convenient property.
