The PSO algorithm allows us to enhance the performance of PTS-AIC by using a larger number of subblocks whose complexity is prohibitive for the optimal exhaustive search.
The phenomenon, called cavitation, can be postponed by using a larger and therefore less heavily loaded foil, and by careful choice of foil section.
The sampling design must be improved by using a larger number of subsamples for each kind of litter within each plot.
We improved on previous studies by using a larger, more complete model of the enzyme, and by describing the complete reaction path.
In a preliminary study we demonstrated how this acoustic wave can be engineered to increase in power by using a larger cluster.
This study adds to the existing literature by using a larger updated data set over a longer study interval and by incorporating more granular sleep information and looking at a wider array of risk taking behaviors.
During the training process, the deep triplet CNNs is trained in an unsupervised manner by using a larger pool of extracted multi-scale features serving as the networks' inputs.
The generators are usually employed as a supplemental sanitizer to reduce reliance on chlorine, but according to Beth Hamil, vice president for corporate compliance and market development at DEL, it's possible to rely solely on ozone by using a larger generator and running the recirculating pump continuously.
The first, more straightforward way relies on consistent/over-integration, where quadrature accuracy is improved by using a larger number of integration points, consistent with the degree of the non-linearities.
It is found that the noise reduction performance degrades with the increase of secondary path delay and frequency mismatch, but can be improved by using a larger convergence step size and a faster update rate.
In this paper, we show that such an axisymmetric vibration mode can be realized by increasing the bending rigidity of the outer rim of the circular plate by using a larger thickness or by using a material with a larger Young's modulus or both.
