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The results in this figure clearly lead to the conclusion that the proposed MNBTC is inferior in terms of performance to the NB-LDPC in small size data block (under a thousand bits), but becomes superior at larger sizes (thousands of bits).

What happens when machines — and not just quick number-crunching machines like I.B.M.'s chess-playing Deep Blue, which beat the grand master Garry Kasparov in 1997, but actual learning machines — become superior at skills that we think demand creativity, insight, and uniquely human intuition?

The children who participated in the ICPS exercises became superior at creating solutions to interpersonal problems, as measured by the Preschoolers Interpersonal Problem Solving Scale.

The children who played the learning set games became superior at oddity and insertions with manipulable objects, and generalized these games to workbook-like formats resembling those encountered in kindergarten.

And so a hunk of Cheddar becomes superior to Nevermind: a universal medium of communication; or at least, for foodists, a universal solvent of the intellect.

When rate becomes very high, EP becomes superior.

After submitting in 1594 Acosta became superior of the Jesuits at Valladolid and rector of the Jesuit college at Salamanca (1598), where he remained until his death.

By 1829 she had become superior of the community and founded a convent at Angers, followed in the next five years by four more convents.

Due to their high strength at elevated temperatures, the strain-life resistance became superior with decreasing total strain amplitude compared to the other materials considered.

She taught at St. Peter's Academy in New York City until 1858, when she became superior of St. Peter's convent.

That deal's agreement allows Republic to consider superior offers or those likely to become superior bids.