Sentence examples for a proper map from inspiring English sources
Buy from Amazon.co.ukAROUND 150AD an astronomer named Claudius Ptolemy wrote a book about how to make a proper map of the world.
On a personal level, he hopes that a proper map of the human brain — a connectome — will one day allow people to transfer their thoughts and personalities onto, well, computers.
Investors should indeed bear some of the pain, but she would have done better to venture into this territory next year, once markets had calmed down, and with a proper map.
Moreover, is a Jordan domain, and is a proper map.
Namely, assume given an affine scheme Y / k and a proper map (pi :X rightarrow Y).
Hence, so do ({phi _{n_k}}) and ({phi _n}) as (psi _1) is a proper map in (mathbb C^k).
We refer the reader to [22] for an accurate discussion on the choice of a proper mapping function of elasto-static problems.
The scheduling problem consists of two interrelated sub-problems, which are finding a sequence of pipelined multiprocessor tasks on a processor and finding a proper mapping of tasks to the processors that are already being sequenced.
The Laplacian and Bessel kernels allow a proper mapping of the three datasets with R 0 ext 2 values within the range 0.60 0.90 (see Table 2 for further details).
The diversity of feature spaces gives us more choices to gain better performance, while in practice, the choice itself of a proper mapping for any given real-world problem may generally be nontrivial.
The advantage provided by the constellations with two degrees of freedom (such as quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM)) over the ones with one degree of freedom (such as phase-shift-keying (PSK), and pulse amplitude modulation (PAM)) was shown [1], and a proper mapping (based on a gradient-descent procedure) of the information bits into points of a two-dimensional constellation was proposed [2].
