Sentence examples for constant advantage from inspiring English sources

On PV germplasm, however, Support Vector models outperformed all other models, with a constant advantage of about 0.05 0.07 on the third best-performing model.

Regressing PMC yield on DNeasy yield showed that PMC yield was elevated by essentially a constant amount relative to the y = x line, indicating that PMC provided roughly a constant advantage in absolute yield, and an often substantial advantage in relative yield in species that produced low absolute yields under both methods (Fig. 1A).

We show that due to different feature settings, a CRF model can be asymmetric and the feature setting for our tagger in BioCreative 2 not only produces different results but also gives backward parsing models slight but constant advantage over forward parsing model.

This way no one gets constant advantage.

"In a major tournament, Klinsmann's positivity, belief and energy are constant advantages".

Indeed, if fitness as a function of time is interpreted as the height of a crystal, then our asexual model with constant selective advantage s0 and deterministic adaptation waves maps to the so-called polynuclear growth model (Prähofer and Spohn 2000).

For the majority of strikers, this is not a constant, so full advantage must be taken whenever it occurs.

The old political machine was replaced by a kind of freelance corruption, with constant jockeying for advantage among rival factions, frequent turnover, and no one really in charge.

What Washington, Adams, Jefferson and Madison all agreed on was the danger of creating political parties like the ones we have today, permanent factions that are engaged in a constant battle for advantage even if that means skewing election results, keeping candidates off the ballot, denying voters the right to true representation and "fixing" the outcome of legislative deliberations.

Many are applications of SDRE for simulation or real time control but generally SDRE weights are chosen constant so no advantage of this flexibility is taken.

The weighting factor of the specific constant reduces this advantage in 1 % suggesting that the bigger the relevance of the historical aspects the bigger the cost reduction needed by E02 to maintain its competitive position.