Sentence examples for constructed by a random from inspiring English sources

The TiO2 film is constructed by a random agglomeration of tiny-sized TiO2 nanocrystalline particles.

The initial matrix or the signature is constructed by a random number generator according to the user specified parameters.

Would they be willing to drive across a bridge constructed by a random citizen with no relevant training or expertise in their field?

Graph e is a random subgraph of the original full graph (i.e. GO-DAG), constructed by sampling a random node and all its ancestors.

For comparison, an analytical model of adsorbate self-diffusivity is constructed by applying a random walk theory to this lattice.

It will be shown that these properties hold for random processes that are constructed by a linearly filtered white zero-mean random process (u_{k}=A[!x_{k}]=sum _{m=0}^{P} a_{m} x_{k-m}), whose only conditions are that: Driving process assumptions (A1a): begin{array}{*{20}l} m_{mathrm{x}}^{(2)}&=&Eleft[{x_{k}^{2}}right]=1 end{array} (9).

On consenting to participate in this project, subjects will be randomly allocated into Group A (VRET/intervention group) or Group B ("waiting list"/control group) using a computer-generated random number sequence constructed by an independent statistician.

Two examples data sets were used to demonstrate the use of smoothing by regularization: a model data set constructed by adding random errors to a sine curve and global mean temperature data from the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies.

A bootstrap dataset is an imitation of the original dataset and is constructed by the random sampling of patients "with replacement" (that is, a patient can be selected more than once) from the original dataset.

A CotA double mutant, K316N/D500G, was constructed by combining random and site-directed mutagenesis.

It has been argued that the law is not a relevant or useful property of language because simple random texts - constructed by concatenating random characters including blanks behaving as word delimiters - exhibit a Zipf's law-like word rank distribution.