Sentence examples for application and the number of from inspiring English sources
The first phase uses load balancing techniques, to achieve scalability for the number of tasks in the application and the number of FPGAs in the cluster.
Open image in new window Fig. 5 Correlation between improved maximal hip flexion after fascia iliaca compartment block (FIB) application and the number of FIB previously performed.
Considering the typical length of the signals used in this application and the number of convolution operations required by the algorithm (one per each value of s), this translates into large savings in the computational cost.
This analyzed the probability of conceiving using age at first PZP application and the number of consecutive PZP applications as fixed effects.
A representative field was imaged before, 10 min, 1 hr, and 3 hrs after the glutamate application and the number of puncta or structures at each time was normalized to the number before glutamate application (pretest) in each experiment.
The lifetime exposure days metric was calculated as the product of the total number of years of coumaphos application and the number of days per year of coumaphos application.
These constraints will for now limit potential applications and the number of scientists who will be able to use it.
Having similar applications and the number of applications owned under specific categories increase the probability of accepting recommended applications.
The shadow education secretary, Tristram Hunt, accused the Tories of "storing up serious trouble", with missed recruitment targets, falling applications and the number of teachers quitting the profession at a 10-year high.
"As well as letting standards slip with the decision to allow unqualified teachers into the classroom, the Tories are storing up serious trouble for our schools, with missed recruitment targets, falling numbers of applications and the number of teachers quitting at a 10-year high.
This criterion reflects the absolute wealth of a country and is indicative for the capacity of an economy to absorb and integrate refugees Average number of spontaneous asylum applications and the number of resettled refugees per 1 million inhabitants over the period 2010-2014 (10% weighting).
