Sentence examples for bound of the length from inspiring English sources

Let L be an estimate of the upper bound of possible scaffold length (e.g. an estimated upper bound of the length of the entire genome or the longest chromosome).

In particular, one consequence is the existence of proper n-edge-colourings of both Kn+1 (for n odd) and Kn,n with a constant bound on the length of two-colored cycles.

If both the number of inputs and that of outputs are bounded by 2 and all regulatory functions are biased, then 10 n / 4 is an upper bound on the length of periodic orbits in n-dimensional networks.

Mmax is essentially an upper bound on the length of all channels in the system.

And without an upper bound on the length of such a string, it is not even clear how to solve the problem by an exhaustive search.

Second, next-generation sequencing machines have a lower bound on the length of the reads.

An upper bound on the length of the pattern and a maximum length difference between subsequences compared leads to a very efficient algorithm.

Turns typically last <4 s, which limits the length of stimulus history that can be used in a linear filter, which thus puts a ∼4-s upper bound on the length of stimulus response that can be predicted.

For the fragments at the end of sequences we relaxed equation Equation (1 ) to a version where the absolute value is not taken, i.e we only test an upper bound on the length of fragments.

Here consider the same affine estimators of the form F (w ) = w ∗ + ∑ j = 1 N w j Y j, but assume f(x) is a sigmoidal function exp{ ao + a · x}/(1 + exp{ ao + a · x}) with a prescribed bound on the length of a, and then get a bound on the mean squared error at xo.

In addition, jobs may run for too long, risking eviction from the machines they are running on – non-dedicated machines in the pool are normally only available when they would otherwise be idle, such as overnight and at weekends – meaning there is often an upper bound on the length of time a job can run for.