Sentence examples for by a single process from inspiring English sources

To this end, we modified our simulator so that requests would be issued by multiple threads rather than sequentially by a single process.

Therefore, the joint effect of path loss and shadow fading could be modeled by a single process of the form given below [29]: s(t)=exp{left(frac{1}{2}mu(t)+frac{sigma_{G}}{2} g(t)right)}, (5).

Salinization in the coastal aquifer may be caused by a single process or a combination of different processes, including seawater intrusion, upconing of brines from the deeper parts of the aquifer, flow of saline water from the adjacent Eocene aquifer, return flow from irrigation water, and leakage of wastewater.

From a pluralistic perspective, methods specifically designed to reveal the multiple processes behind the pattern are necessary, as they challenge attempts to explain all patterns by a single process (e.g. all evolution by a tree-like process of descent).

From a pluralistic perspective, methods specifically designed to tackle this issue (e.g. that there is often more than one process behind a pattern) must be encouraged, as opposed to attempts to explain all patterns by a single process (e.g. all evolution by a tree-like process of descent).

The ED cost estimation studies were performed by optimizing a single process parameter, namely, linear velocity.

Adjustment of acoustic properties by changing a single process parameter is a unique feature of porous silicon and highly attractive for future BAW devices.

This finding, together with the ANOVA results, and the finding that all experiments differed significantly from a limit of 189 ms (i.e. half the limit in experiment 1, all p<0.025, one-tailed t-test), suggest that there is by-and-large a single process responsible for most of the ∼350 ms temporal limit, which is a pattern-based process.

It assumes that the sequence of acoustic feature vectors is a Gaussian process, and measures the likelihood that two consecutive acoustic frames were generated by two processes rather than a single process.

Bishop Malooly added, "Our hope is that Chapter 11 proceedings will enable us to fairly compensate all victims through a single process established by the Bankruptcy Court".

The rate at which different processes occur, however, can be so widely different that usually a single process is by far the dominant one.