Sentence examples for a particular split from inspiring English sources

This naturally leads to two notions of discontinuous composition: a deterministic view, where wrapping targets a particular split point, and a non-deterministic view where the targeted split point is arbitrary.

The primary objective is to compute the probability of such a particular split by taking the observed class distributions in the clusters into account.

The following probabilities are for a particular split operation at v (i.e. a particular non-trivial bipartition of the edges incident with v).

Thus the height difference from the reference bar on the right, indicates the total number of internal metabolite mass balance constraints that have been sacrificed to achieve a particular split.

While minimum hard boundaries can be defined by the oldest known fossils bearing derived characters diagnostic of a clade [ 126, 132- 134], maximum bounds for a particular split are inherently unknowable based on fossil evidence (e.g. [ 132, 135]).

It is shown here that a robust quantitative measure of how effective a particular splitting procedure is in achieving this goal can be developed under quite general assumptions.

While there are plenty of signs on the ground to give humans a hint that truffles are buried in a particular spot (splits in the tree roots, flies, metal divining rods that cross), a truffle is not ripe until you can smell it.

My label and I have a particular licensing split, and we each receive our apportioned percentage of whatever the penny that Pandora sends us.

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

With a smooth variation and quite a steep gradient, in particular near the optimal subnet count, E gives a sensitive measure of how well a particular network split performs in terms of its subnet count.

What's actually happening - and you'd think that life itself depended on the perfect aural replication of this particular split second - is that someone is lighting one of the stick man's match heads with a Zippo lighter, so you get the unmistakable crunchy-click of the Zippo followed, just so, by the hissing reply of the sulphur flare.