Sentence examples for combination of few from inspiring English sources
The presence of bigger particles in the sample (BaCe0.9Gd0.1O2−δ) is due to the combination of few particles together at high temperature.
This model assumes that a signal may be described as a linear combination of few columns (atoms) of a given synthesis matrix (dictionary).
Then, we ideally suppose that the test face can be approximated by a linear combination of few labeled face vectors, namely: y=mathbf{D}boldsymbol{upbeta } +boldsymbol{upvarepsilon} (1).
The approximate solution of the current density field is based on the derivation of an analytical approximation J̃, which, added to a linear combination of few KL basis functions, constitutes an accurate approximation of J.
While many ligand-binding site detection approaches employ complex and inventive algorithms to locate the pockets, the final ranking is often done by a simple method such as ordering by size or scoring pockets by a linear combination of few pocket descriptors.
The answer is that it is easiest to moving stuff on the landscape in the social, animate realm by a special combination of few large and many small.
"The combination of fewer applicants and the lifting of number controls for higher achieving candidates means there are many more courses with vacancies in clearing this year".
The overall trend in Chinese education reflected a combination of fewer students and higher scholastic standards, resulting in a steeply hierarchical educational system.
Unfortunately, that's less likely this year: a combination of fewer places and soaring demand means there is probably going to be a queue of students scrambling for every available place.
The combination of fewer cars and more border agents means delays have been greatly reduced at most outbound crossings, and wait times have returned to almost what they were before Sept. 11.
Credit Suisse, which follows industry returns, has said the number of managers reporting shrank about 10 percent since 2008 - reflecting a combination of fewer funds and fewer managers willing to share their data.
