Sentence examples for checking a large from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we selected these tools based on execution time and ease of automation to ease the process of checking a large amount of domains.

However, an efficient implementation can avoid checking a large number of insertion positions without re-scheduling the corresponding route (e.g., by storing the actual load of each vehicle at each stop) and therefore the actual average case time complexity of our neighborhood operators is by far lower than the worst case time complexity.

These single fp approaches were outperformed by using the combination of all 10 results lists (combined method), however at the expense of a relatively low hit rate resulting from checking a larger number of targets for each drug as compared to individual fps (Fig. 4b/c).

He examined "Tornado Check," a large canvas covered with a checkerboard of tiny, woozy, red and white squares.

In the proposed approach, to check a large model based on a specific style intelligently, a specific knowledge is required.

In addition, much time is needed to check a large number of sliding windows using brute force searching.

It's a little expensive at $45 (plus shipping) per 12 pack, but last I checked a large coffee in New York is like $3.00, so it's really not all that crazy.

As a result, I do three tests: I copy an Outlook file (to see how the drive handles a huge, half-gigabyte file), and then copy the My Documents folder (to check a large number of small files), and finally I copy my Photographs folder (with mid-range sized files).

They checked a large number of the transcripts of interviews and coded them.

In conclusion, we think that through the Watchtower project we have been able to establish and quality-check a large and representative monitoring system for providing routine data based on a minimal data set for primary health care emergency services in Norway.

However, the manual optimization of a full binding affinity database of feasible structural models (referred to as 'submodels') involved the difficult task of checking an exponentially large number of submodel combinations.