Sentence examples for appropriate random from inspiring English sources

One point was added if the randomization was described and appropriate (random number of tables, computer generated, etc), and likewise one point was subtracted if the randomization was described and inappropriate.

The results are compared with theoretical predictions for appropriate random bipartite graphs.

For smoothly decaying late reverb (the desired kind), an appropriate random process sampled at the audio sampling rate will sound equivalent perceptually.

An appropriate random simulation of wind speed is required for the assessment the reliability of power system containing wind energy.

However, there is no appropriate random graph which is capable of fully exhibiting such characteristics of distribution networks.

The characterization of the SSV is based on finding the appropriate random process using the normal, the logistic, and the GEV distributions.

The algorithm, named as ROSEFW-RF, was based on several MapReduce approaches to (1) balance the classes distribution through random oversampling, (2) detect the most relevant features via an evolutionary feature weighting process and a threshold to choose them, (3) build an appropriate Random Forest model from the pre-processed data and finally (4) classify the test data.

This legal limit now needs to be made permanent, and wherever appropriate the random selection method should be extended to apply also in New York City and Nassau.

We firstly generated an appropriate heterogeneous random field of permeability with the average permeability taken from the uppermost mudstone layer of the Shiqianfeng Formation, and then the heterogeneity in porosity was incorporated using a joint normal distribution method based on the available data.

It is different from many other dirty paper channels with non-causal channel state information at the transmitters where the channel states can be completely cleaned by choosing appropriate auxiliary random variables, e.g., by dirty paper coding.

V is for VIPR SQUADS, which are tasked with carrying out so-called "soft target" security inspections whenever and wherever the government deems appropriate, at random times and places, and without needing the justification of a particular threat.