Sentence examples for combined selection from inspiring English sources

The combined selection obtained medium gains, in some cases very close to those of the Multi-Effect Index.

Three types of methods for selecting channels are proposed as follows: the first is the weighted selection; the second is a sequential selection, and finally, a combined selection.

The combined selection for fast juvenile phase growth rate and high early yields have the potential of identifying the most productive progenies early in a kola breeding program.

To the best of our knowledge, no major work has been done in the CC selection domain at layer-3, specifically the combined selection and scheduling that we are going to examine in this study.

We propose a systematic technique to perform this task, present a rationale for the adoption of two dual discretization grids and point out some optimization opportunities in the combined selection of interpolation functions and cell geometry for the finite volume method.

There is very limited evidence of genotype by age interaction, and thus it is concluded that the combined selection for the SCD T and LEPR C alleles is a good strategy to increase the MUFA/SFA ratio regardless of the age at slaughter.

The combining techniques that are used in the second step are called optimal combining, signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) combining, selection combining, and equal combining.

Various techniques are proposed for the combining operation in the second step: Optimal combining, signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) combining, selection combining, and equal combining.

Specifically, the authors develop a powerful analytical model for maximum ratio combining, equal gain combining, selection combining, and switch and stay diversity schemes.

A key component of the proposed approach is an efficient and hierarchical computational screening that combines selection of materials with advanced process optimization.

Such positive/negative interactions affecting grain yield under normal or RS situation can be captured through approach that combines selection based on phenotyping and genotyping in the early generations.