Sentence examples for arranged in a table from inspiring English sources

It is based on competition distance arranged in a table named class-distance map (CDM) associated to each individual classifier.

The main output from ANOVA study is arranged in a table containing the sources of variation, their degrees of freedom, the total sum of squares, and the mean squares.

However, in contrast to other fairy-wrens which have territories arranged in a mosaic (Table 1), territories in M. coronatus are linearly arranged along the stream and have therefore fewer neighbours.

These shares are arranged in an instruction table of dimension 2 × m where each element is encrypted with pwd a.

The results according to drug and diagnoses based information may be arranged in a four cells table with proportions as shown in Table  1.

In the CDAT coding, each utterance is coded by two categories of utterance type and reasoning component arranged in a CDAT coding table (see Fig. 2).

The data were then arranged in a 2x2x2x4 contingency table.

A preliminary three-source analysis was performed by fitting eight log-linear models to the data arranged in a 2 contingency table, according to the presence or absence of each case in each source.

Since the expression values can be arranged in a two-way table (Fig. 1a), standard statistical tests, such as the χ test and Fisher's exact test (Claverie, 1999), have been applied and used for detecting significant differences between the experimental conditions.

The states are arranged in a descending order in Table 2. Table 2 Ranking of different states of errors according to the magnitude of resulted losses Rank State Correct signal TA signal Rank State Correct signal TA signal 1 1 Buy Sell 3 8 Hold Buy   4 Sell Buy   11 Hold Sell 2 2 Buy Sell 4 7 Hold Buy   3 Sell Buy   10 Sell Hold   6 Buy Hold   12 Hold Sell   9 Sell Hold 5 5 Buy Hold.

Dr. Pais's early recognition that all of the apparently different particles in nature might be arranged in a sort of periodic table, like chemical elements, is often cited as one of the first clear glimpses of the direction that elementary particle theory would eventually take in the second half of the 20th century.