Sentence examples for adaptive number from inspiring English sources
In order to improve the ASA, a rule for adaptive number of ants is proposed, by which the search range is obviously enlarged and the convergence speed increased.
However, the major advantage of the proposed design is the ability to take variable (signal adaptive) number of clock cycles in different S/SF points within the execution.
The EM and its related algorithm are enhanced by using a more accurate integration method in order to handle NDF close to the frontier of the moment space associated with an adaptive number of parameters to reconstruct the NDF accurately and efficiently, as well as tabulated initial guess to optimize the computational time.
In-depth analysis along this direction can be found in [57] on the linear transceiver design with adaptive number of sub-streams, and also in [55] on the fundamental tradeoff between diversity and multiplexing of MIMO SVD (note that both papers assumed conventional Rayleigh/Rican fading).
Xu et al. used an adaptive number (four or five) of subwaves and achieved the fitting error less than 2% [ 20, 21].
Substitution rates may also be resulted from gene flow or bottleneck effects, while the adaptive number of alleles and antigen-specificity should not be determined exclusively by alterations at the ABS contact residues.
According to the relationship shown in Equation (3), the mobile group of intelligent equipment can choose adaptive port number.
Linkage maps have been established to support forward genetic approaches for studying the genetic architecture of adaptive traits (number, location and effect of QTLs) and to increase our knowledge of the structural features of the oak genome and its evolutionary history.
Furthermore we apply the Black and Scholes formula by using adaptive fuzzy numbers introduced by Thiagarajah et al.
Two notable examples of adaptive copy-number changes in humans involve the AMY1 [ 25] and SRGAP2C [ 26, 27] genes.
The software is adaptive, detecting the number tasks where the child is shaky and adjusting the level of difficulty to maintain an encouraging success rate of seventy-five per cent.
