Sentence examples for continuous referred from inspiring English sources
The baselines evaluated in our experiments are matrix factorization trained on continuous data (referred to as MF), and the KronRLS method trained on both continuous (referred to as Continuous KronRLS) or binarized data (referred to as Binary KronRLS).
Jout, previously given implicitly, was derived such that fluxes and concentrations were continuous (refer to Supplement S1, section SIV).
Data for interval categories: Continuous refers to the median/mean IPI or BI, >1 year refers to trying to conceive for more than 1 year, >3 years refers to trying to conceive for greater than 3 years, <5 years refers to conceiving within 5 years, >2 years refers to being sub-fertile for greater than 2 years.
The NCTF controller for continuous motion (referred to as Continuous Motion NCTF controller) has a structure that is almost identical to the conventional NCTF controller and is designed using the same design procedure.
This means that correct interpretation of a ladder's hierarchical structure requires attending to segments of continuous lines (referred to in the phylogenetic literature as internal or external branches), ignoring the full line itself.
The same number of plots, in matching sizes, was established in nearby continuous forest (referred to as intact forest plots).
Peterson and Deddens [ 14] included a continuous exposure variable (referred to as the continuous covariate by the authors) when applying the COPY method in the simulation and reported a range of convergence between 70% and 100%.
Continuous cropping refers to growing a number of crops in the same field during one agriculture year.
Continuous line refers to mean value and dotted lines mark ± 1.98 SD of S-Pes,cal - Pes,cal difference.
The continuous line refers to channel ITU-R Vehicular A while the dashed line refers to the ITU-R Vehicular B channel.
The continuous line refers to predictions obtained with the deterministic part only of model (1), ignoring the random shocks, ε t.
