Sentence examples for bound is weak from inspiring English sources

In this case symmetry considerations do not completely reveal the sloppiness of the model, that is, the FIM rank bound is weak, as n is not a lot less than (2n-1).

Binding was weak to other tissue cells and to lung cells from goats, suggesting that a strong binding of Mmm with their target cells might be the basis of the species and tissue specificity of CBPP, and be a requisite step in the development of the disease.

In this paper, we present an universal bound for the overfitting of such model under weak assumptions, this bound is valid without Gaussian or identifiability assumptions.

The weaker the RIC bound is, the less required number of measurements we need, the improved RIC results can be used in many CS-based applications [7].

These bounds are essentially the constant-weight versions of the Gilbert-Varshamov and Hamming bounds, respectively, and have been proven mathematically; specifically, the lower bound is due to Levenshtein (Levenshtein, 1971; Jiang and Vardy, 2004), and the upper bound is slightly weaker version of that developed by Freiman, Berger, and Johnson (Freiman, 1964; Agrell et al., 2000).

The ties that used to bind are weaker now, and so, as a consequence, are the politicians whom we elect, and the governments they form.

Binding was weaker for PCNA-ERE1 than that observed for a consensus ERE sequence (Figure 3B) but stronger than that observed with PCNA-ERE2, for which binding was weakly detectable (not shown).

The coalition government which took office last October was bound to be weak, since it has just 42 of parliament's 165 seats.

If you have a habit of biting your nails, they're bound to be weak!

Relaxing the nonsingularity assumption, the literature [16] proposed a modified version for the method by changing the projection way, and showed that under the local error bound condition which is weaker than nonsingularity, the proposed method converges superlinearly to the solution of problem (1.1).

In the height of a crisis, that puts regulators in a bind: announcing that a bank is weak can cause panic.