Sentence examples for a set of traces from inspiring English sources
Our approach includes a set of traces and their formalization, in order to relate the multidimensional elements specified by user requirements with the concepts extracted from data sources.
The TraceCompass5 trace visualization tool can easily take a set of traces, compute the hull, and apply the corresponding linear transformation to each trace.
We currently have a set of traces with a total of 526,728 points that corresponds to an approximate length of 11,486 km throughout Portugal (essentially the central area).
If we compare the time needed to complete a fused analysis for a set of traces and the one needed to complete a simple kernel analysis for the same set, we come to the conclusion that the simple kernel analysis is faster.
It takes a set of traces and applies an alignment procedure called binning [ 51- 54], which has a twofold effect.
Consequently, another simple alternative to producing a set of traces is to use the algorithm DFA and introduce a verification over the elapsed time to interrupt its execution when the time limit is reached.
This is visualized by a set of tracing experiments showing that the coarser grains tend to accumulate at the downstream end of the preferential air pathway.
Statistically significant differences in antigenic expression during cell culture were demonstrated for a set of trace elements in FBS (e.g., lithium, boron, magnesium, phosphorus, sulfur, potassium, titanium, vanadium, chromium, manganese, iron, copper, zinc, gallium, and selenium).
A set of solution traces can be represented using a sorted tree similar to the one shown in Figure 1 (that records the traces that sort the permutation π = (−3,2,1,−4) into ι4).
We also study a set of online traces collection mechanisms and discuss their performances in terms of required CPU/RAM resources and introduced network overhead.
Except for some twists of wire, these cans consist of thin pieces of printed plastic and the speakers are actually plastic with a coil of copper wire embedded, by hand, into a set of tiny traces.
