Sentence examples for agree on a given from inspiring English sources

Informally, processes execute a consensus algorithm when they need to agree on a given value, which depends on an initial set of proposed values.

For the convenience of readers, we recall the following technical result: if two absolutely continuous functions agree on a given measurable set, then their derivatives coincide almost everywhere in that set; see, for instance, [17], Exercise 5(i), p.332].

So if the majority votes as per the algorithm agree on a given name/structure association, there would be two triples specifying the link between the synonym and substance (in the substance subdomain), as well as the link between the synonym and compound (in the synonym subdomain).

Requiring a "super-majority" vote for capital improvements by airport authority commissioners will also be considered, which will mean all three member cities — Burbank, Glendale and Pasadena — would have to agree on a given project, Kirsch said.

Additional file 2: For each sample run in triplicate (once at each of the three test laboratories) the CN/LOH profile is plotted alongside a CN agreement plot that displayed the % of the 3 samples that agree on a given CN event.

At the end of study, there was an in-person meeting of the three adjudicators to discuss the cases where no two adjudicators agreed on a given diagnosis.

If -- if despite the election, if despite the dangers of going over the fiscal cliff and -- and what that means for our economy, that there's too much stubbornness in Congress that we can't even agree on giving middle-class families a tax cut, then middle-class families are all going to end up having a big tax hike.

Inside the commission, expectations remain low that a supermajority can agree on a plan, given most Republicans' opposition to raising taxes and most Democrats' resistance to deep spending cuts and reducing future retirees' Social Security benefits.

Appearance is subjective and no two people usually agree on any given site, but there's just something about Digg.

Both the Norwegian study from 2001 and the Swiss study from 2005 showed that employees within the same hospital do not always agree on whether a given treatment modality is alternative or not.

Match weights were calculated using the conditional probability that a record pair agree on a particular identifier, given the true match status of the pair e.g. P agree on sex|match) and P agree on sex|non-match).