Sentence examples for amount of fidelity from inspiring English sources

The HBO series looks to follow the essential plot of the original with a fair amount of fidelity, although I'd wager we're going to dig more into bigger ethical questions surrounding artificial intelligence, which has come a long way since 1973.

The underlying idea is to employ the two-level Gaussian processes emulator to integrate together small amount of high-fidelity data from full-scale finite element analysis and large amount of low-fidelity data from order-reduced analysis to improve the response variation prediction.

Ideally, surrogate models should allow: a) the integration of variable fidelity samples, and, b) provide estimation and appraisal (error) information consistent with the amount and fidelity level of the available data.

And no amount of expanding or softening the boundaries of fidelity will ever outwit the human desire to transgress.

A computer simulation is used to demonstrate the enhanced lateral resolution and depth discrimination and also to assess the amount of averaging required for high fidelity imaging.

A simple intervention may require a small amount of training to achieve high fidelity rates.

Developments in measuring OUR mean that the stationary liquid phase balance can be used successfully to make the calorimetric:respirometric (CR) ratio a valuable tool in optimising cell culture to grow cells that synthesise the maximum amounts of the high fidelity secondary products.

At the same time, the existing level of replication fidelity limits the amount of information that can be encoded in the genome [ 3, 6, 7].

The theory of self-replicating systems that was developed, primarily, by Eigen and coworkers in the 1970ies [ 3] revealed an important limit (hereinafter the Eigen threshold) on the relationships between the reproduction fidelity and the amount of information contained in the system.

However, no relationship between the firefighters' fidelity to the home visit protocol and having working smoke alarms at follow-up was observed, which may be due to the overall low levels of fidelity to the smoke alarm and education protocols, and the minimal amount of effort needed on the part of the resident to maintain the alarms.

The a priori method for assessment of fidelity – comparing actual voiding times with proposed voiding times – was trialled on a small amount of data.