Sentence examples for ad hoc factor from inspiring English sources
While this factor could be minimized by adding an ad hoc factor to account for the long tail of the duration of surgical procedures, our model can directly incorporate the observed distribution.
This is necessary for an efficient search and a zero penalty at the end of the procedure (this ad hoc scaling factor of 10 was found by optimizing the convergence to a configuration with zero penalty and maximal subset size).
The Commentary [ 1] addressed this by highlighting the need for an ad hoc 'correction factor' [ 6].
Differences in terminology include use of denominators such as 'ongoing pregnancies' and the need for an ad hoc 'correction factor' in order to calculate gestational age-specific rates.
Standard restoration procedures usually sharpen the experimental maps either by applying a Gaussian function with an inverse ad hoc B-factor, or according to the amplitude decay of a reference structure.
Its computation method is described, and the results of its implementation on the Scopus 2007 dataset is compared with those of an ad hoc Journal Impact Factor, JIF 3y), both generally and within specific scientific areas.
Selected subpopulations with the ad hoc forward scatter factor and/or fluorescent staining intensity values were electrostatically sorted in air, collected in complete culture medium and put again in culture.
The formulation does not require ad hoc shear correction factors and no numerical locking arises.
CACP [12] addresses admission control for ad hoc networks and factors both the effect of intraflow and inter-flow interference.
Considering the impact of cross-layer information, such as packet priority, neighbor node density, and link quality, DTSMS protocol decreases the delay of packets with higher transmission factor in ad hoc networks.
NHEKs were analyzed on a BD FACS Aria and the subpopulation with the ad hoc forward and side scatter factor values was electrostatically sorted in air, collected in complete culture medium and put again in culture.
