The phrase "able to find high" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the capability to locate something of high value or quality, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "She was able to find high-quality materials for the project."
Alternatives: "capable of locating high" or "able to discover high".
The heuristic shows overall good performance and is able to find high quality solutions within competitive execution times.
Gradient-based optimization methods are able to find high fidelity controls, but require considerable numerical effort and often yield highly complex solutions.
For large screens, it is an advantage to be able to find high quality alignments quickly [164].
Consistent to the previous reports on expression of CD109 on CD34+ hematopoietic stem cells [ 17], we were able to find high expression of CD109 mRNA on CD34+ enriched population compared to the PB prior to PBSC collection.
Indeed, the authors were able to find high viral loads in bank vole tissues infected with RHV, with the highest RNA concentrations found in liver tissue: 1.8×10 copies/g compared to significantly lower concentrations in lung, kidney, serum, spleen, heart, brain and intestine.
In just a few days, her broker, Suzanne Sunshine of Time Equities, was able to find high-quality renovated space nearby, at 2090 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard, where the rent was $28 a square foot.
President-elect Barack Obama should consider these steps to ensure the high-quality Army America needs: A democracy of 300 million led by an inspirational leader should be able to find high-quality recruits.
Computational results show that small instances can be optimally solved with this optimization model and the proposed metaheuristic is able to find high-quality solutions with a moderate computing time for large-scale instances.
Computational experiments on 32 existing large scale benchmarks, as well as on 20 new very large scale problem instances, demonstrate that the proposed method is fast, competitive and able to find high-quality solutions for problem instances with up to 20,000 customers within reasonable CPU times.
Possibly, younger migrants are more dynamic and able to find high-wage jobs than older migrants.
By resorting to the MRF approach and the shared κ-nearest neighbor technique, our proposed algorithm is able to find high-quality clusters.
