Sentence examples for combined outputs from inspiring English sources
In the second iteration, we combined outputs for names and standard InChIKeys, since standard InChIKeys were the second most common identifier type in Recon 2. In each subsequent iteration, we added the next-most-common type of input identifier until outputs for all input types had been combined.
A frequency comparator measured the beat frequency of the combined outputs of the two resonators., the precision by which anisotropy of the speed of light can be excluded in resonator experiments is at the 10−17 level.
The overall recall, which was around 0.52 for EMU alone, increases to 0.7053 for the combined outputs.
We then examined protein binding microarray data [ 27] and tabulated the combined outputs as Table 4, which lists 15 Mig-dependent genes.
Robust clusters were obtained from the combined outputs of the Gene Shave runs by selecting those genes that occur frequently together in the outputs of individual runs.
He scored the game-winner against Russia, a rare combination of hustle and patience, and his two goals thus far exceed the combined output of Ovechkin and Crosby.
The laboratory says the lamp matches the combined output of a 300-watt halogen lamp and a 150-watt bulb, but uses a quarter of the energy.
Smaller companies and wildcatters are reopening some mothballed wells, but their combined output is not nearly enough to affect the global supply.
Their combined output will offset the same amount of CO2 that 9,500 trees absorb annually, says BSkyB, somewhere between 14 and 24 acres of forest.
The expansion, at natural gas turbine plants in Lakewood, N.J. and West Springfield, Mass., will add 600 megawatts -- enough power for 600,000 homes -- to the plants' existing combined output of 359 megawatts.
According to estimates by The Economist, in 2005 the combined output of emerging (or developing) economies rose above half of the global total.This figure has been calculated from the International Monetary Fund's World Economic Outlook database.
