Sentence examples for a set of propagated from inspiring English sources
As before, we consider a set of propagated experimental terms T and predicted terms and define precision as the fraction of terms predicted correctly.
These belong to the class of simple approximate solvers that use a set of propagating jump discontinuities, or waves, to approximate the true Riemann solution.
The latter is expanded into a set of propagating and evanescent guided modes, while all fields are coupled at the interface.
The motion of the plate is assumed composed of a set of plane propagating waves of unknown wavenumber and amplitude.
The network consists of a set of multiplexers that propagate the data from memory to the computation units.
A new type of interpolation for the potential is then described in which the usual boundary element shape functions are modified by the inclusion of a set of plane waves, propagating in a range of directions.
A particle filter approximates the posterior state probability density using a set of particles and propagating these particles over time with appropriate weighting coefficients often produces efficient tracking.
An alternative to the resample-move filter in Section 3.2 is to use the current observation to preselect at instant a set of particles that, when propagated to instant according to the system dynamics, is more likely to generate samples with high likelihood.
Arboretum uses a generative probabilistic model of the evolution of module membership of a given gene, starting from the last common ancestor (LCA) of a set of species and probabilistically propagating this membership down the branches of the phylogenetic tree to the leaf nodes.
First, I think he rightly identifies it as a movement, more viral in nature than any particular institution would tend to propagate a set of ideals.
One algorithm is to check whether a functional dependency is propagated from a set of XML keys via a predefined mapping; this allows one to determine whether or not the relational design is in a normal form.
