Sentence examples for a particular random from inspiring English sources

Each run corresponds to a particular random deployment of the 500 identified sensor nodes.

It was reported that the NSA paid $10 million to back an encryption standard that used a particular random number generation technique that the agency knew was flawed.

We assume that the true hydraulic conductivity is a particular random realization of a stochastic field with lognormal distribution and exponential correlation length.

With some caveats, this has the familiar interpretation as the average length of the shortest description of an observation from that variable, or how 'uncertain' a particular random variable is (Cover and Thomas2006).

All the numerical results presented in this article have been obtained by averaging the outcomes of a dynamic discrete event simulation performed over 60 scenarios, each with a particular random distribution of MSs over the coverage area, and transmitting 15,000 slots per scenario.

To achieve more stable cross-validation results, any possible effect of a particular random split needs to be avoided.

The maximum number of trees saved for each random addition sequence replicate was set to 100 to prevent searches from becoming stuck on a large island of MPTs during any particular random addition sequence replicate.

This imprecision did not concern him, as he was disposed to regard the 'right' set of place selections for any particular random collective as being fixed by context and not invariantly specifiable.

So here – in a strictly no particular random order – is my rather nattily titled list of Top 10 unfair things in books.

The value of the random parameters was determined by taking 10,000 draws from a normal distribution with a mean and standard deviation (SD) for that particular random parameter (i.e., the mean and SD values were retrieved from the mixed logit model).

During such intervals, if no fitness advantage is conferred by a particular substitution, random mutations may continue to accumulate at low frequencies, eventually giving rise to new subclades as a result of fixation.