Sentence examples for compiled taking from inspiring English sources

A coherent system of soil function-based ecosystem services was compiled, taking into account major soil functions.

This guidance document was compiled taking into account recent literature and experts' opinion.

The distributions of the fraction of base-paired nucleotides were similar for lincRNAs and the mRNA control set (supplementary figure S9, Supplementary Material online), which was compiled taking into account the nucleotide content, length, and gene structure of the lincRNAs (Shabalina et al. 2006).

This would turn the general method into the equivalent of a TDM for p. However, this would slow down the inner loop of an 𝒪(n) algorithm, whereas generating and compiling takes 𝒪(n) time (empirically: less than 7.76% of the overall process) to yield an 𝒪(n) TDM algorithm without such a slowdown.

In the ever more politicised context of Brexit, however, the figures – and the arguments about how they are compiled – are taking on a new and sharper significance.

These data were compiled by taking all the at-risk individuals in a specific age group who show no symptoms (are asymptomatic) and then calculating the percentage of these individuals that developed HD later in life.

Hardware developers and top executives at companies like Intel, Advanced Micro Devices and IBM have argued this is a software problem and with the right programming tools, applications can be compiled to take advantage of multiple cores.

The word COMPILE, (compile-comma) takes an execution token from the data stack and appends the associated semantics to the current definition.

Anyone who compiles or takes part in quizzes soon realises that the reliably killer question involves the identity of any of the participants in Big Brother or its Celebrity spin-off, apart from the late Jade Goody, Shilpa Shetty or, if there happen to be some TV stattos in the room, just possibly "Nasty Nick BatemanNick Bateman

Compiling templates take advantage of the building blocks of the ASC to perform mappings from their abstract representation to their respective counterparts in the computer language of the ESC.

After compiling data taken from the National Institute on Money in State Politics, the National Association of Wine Retailers (which filed its own amicus brief arguing against the Tennessee law), determined that alcohol wholesalers contributed over $107 million to state political campaigns between 2007 and 2016.