Sentence examples for case edges from inspiring English sources

In this case, edges of PGST is labeled with a probability of its occurrence in the corpus of historical trajectories during the training phase.

That followed his dismissal to another short and hostile delivery in the first innings, in that case edging a leg-side catch to Brad Haddin, and previous discomfort against Johnson in the one-day series in England late in the summer.

The quadrants illustrates different numbers of lawyer that won and lost the case (edge weights are exlained in the main text).

In a similar vein, the generous size and notched rim of the crown, as well as the ratcheted case edge, facilitate getting a quick and sure grip on this exceptional instrument.

If the value of the first edge of (T^_{e}) (similarly for (T^_{e})) is null, its first vertex is required to have degree Δ in the early case (edge-coloured Δ) and Δ−1 in the later.

In case edge, detection was inaccurate (not exactly superimposed onto the angiographic edge), and manual adjustments could be made so as to obtain the best reconstruction possible.

Its interior dates from 1902; there are floor-to-ceiling glass-fronted oak cabinets and illuminated display cases edged in brass.

In these four cases, edge (overline{ab}) is likely to be a normal edge in case (d) because nodes a and b share common neighboring nodes c and d, and there are connections between neighboring nodes of a and those of b.

The collection of results shows an interesting contrast: while the node-deletion variants remain intractable, i.e., W[1]-hard for all the studied cases, edge-deletion problems are either fixed-parameter tractable or polynomial-time solvable.

The ACC of a network is subject to change in case of edge addition or edge removal.

Meanwhile, in the last case, random edges are chosen to replace in the mutation stage.