Sentence examples for competitive reconstruction from inspiring English sources

Although VCS does not provide a competitive reconstruction quality, its stacking-to-see property clearly has the intended applications.

Based on the block sparsity that is particularly embodied by the involved multiple clusters, the designed new algorithm may produce more competitive reconstruction results.

Gridrec is highly optimized for conventional CPU technology, not requiring more specialized architectures such as GPUs, to achieve a competitive reconstruction speed.

As a canonical method in this family, the OMP algorithm has received special attention due to its simplicity and competitive reconstruction performance.

By both noncompetitive and competitive reconstruction assays, we clearly demonstrated that the HSPCs from Rps27l−/− fetal livers were unable to reconstitute sterilized bone marrow.

We performed extensive simulations to evaluate the performance of this method and have shown that the accuracy of its reconstructed ancestral values is competitive to reconstructions using other state-of-the-art software.

"We're then looking at what's happening with league reconstruction, and the competitive aspect within the Scottish Premier League and the Scottish Football League.

The story is that the Bush administration is circumventing the competitive bidding process to funnel sweetheart Iraq reconstruction contracts to major campaign contributors, especially Dick Cheney's old firm, Halliburton.

Here we present two cases of C60 adsorbed on Ag(1 0 0) and Cu(1 1 1) that illustrate the importance of competitive interactions in the presence of adsorbate-induced reconstruction.

Although the Commonwealth was under single-party rule for nearly a century following Reconstruction, both major national parties are competitive in modern Virginia.

Salavati et al. [36] tried to validate the KOOS for the assessment of competitive athletes with higher-level sports activities after ACL reconstruction.