Sentence examples for an arbitrary link from inspiring English sources

For the sake of notation simplicity, we define an arbitrary link - between two nodes and.

The normalized score for an arbitrary link j is then defined by, begin{array}{*{20}l} Y_{i,j}&=1-left 1-x_{i,j}&=1-left 1-x_{i_{i}} quad quad i=1,j}&=1-left 1-x_{i

with variables t, x n, and M n, where x ~ l = { x n, bl } b ∈ N int ( l ) is a subset of x n (see (12)), the matrix h jl in the third set of constraints denotes the channel from BS n to link l (i.e., the index j in the third set of constraints denotes an arbitrary link in L ( n ) ).

The classification error estimators of sensitivity and specificity, common to genetic association studies, simply correspond in this case to European and North African classification success in an arbitrary link to each population group.

An essential characteristic of human language is that there is an arbitrary link between a word and its referent.

In our problem an arbitrary moving link of the mechanism should be located in four different attitudinal and translational positions with respect to another moving link.

A more general approach is to assume, in the population, a GLM, with binomial errors and arbitrary link function g: For example, the "liability threshold" model widely used in genetics can be represented in the above form by choosing the link function, the inverse of the Gaussian probability distribution function.

The PFA_SPF algorithm can be seen as a generalization of the Dijkstra algorithm for arbitrary link cost functions.

In this paper, we target full bandwidth communication among all servers, for all valid traffic patterns, and under k arbitrary link failures.

A fundamental property of the human language system is the possibility to learn, for a huge vocabulary, the arbitrary links between word forms and their meanings (de Saussure 1916; Pulvermüller and Fadiga 2010).

These sets of units are assumed to form separate modules, connected by arbitrary links having fixed and pre-determined synaptic weight (Husain et al., Table A2).