Compressed sensing is a novel theory [11, 12] that exploits sparsity to recover signals that have been sampled at a drastically smaller rate than the conventional Shannon/Nyquist theorem imposes.
For example, should donors continue to provide the same amount of money despite a drastically smaller pool of recipient countries?
A reimagined incarceration system in the United States not only means a drastically smaller footprint, but one in which transparency, proximity, accountability, and community engagement are some of its key hallmarks.
Back in the real world, people instead sit squinting at a single, drastically smaller screen.
In the other cases, the estimated common factors are positively related to (ln x_t) but the linear correlations are drastically small.
The number of buses needed to transport school children, the distribution of potassium iodide pills and so forth -- would be drastically smaller than in a 10-mile evacuation.
DETROIT — For all the uncertainty swirling around General Motors, the troubled automaker said Monday that one thing was clear: it must become drastically smaller if it hopes to remain a viable company, regardless of whether it has to file for bankruptcy.
If such a Who's Who were compiled of current writers, it would be drastically smaller.
Like chunky space, string theory averts gravitational catastrophe by introducing a finite, smallest scale to the universe, although the unit strings are drastically smaller even than the spatial structures Hogan is trying to find.
