Sentence examples for decimal index from inspiring English sources

In 1909 the State Department introduced vertical filing systems with a decimal index, replacing hard-to-search bound volumes.

Similarly as DBR, each decimal index is uniquely mapped to one out of S number of nBRGC-bit codewords, where nBRGC = [log2S].

Given a set of feature elements per user, every one-dimensional feature space is initially constructed and segmented into a number of non-overlapping intervals where each of which is associated to a decimal index.

A GAP can also be represented by its decimal index, i.e., d = ∑ j = 1 n 2 n - j x j t + 1.

The state or GAP of the glioma network can be represented by a binary vector as (x1, x2, …, x14), x i ∈ {0, 1} for i ∈ {1, 2, …, 14}, or its decimal index.

The number 010101 (binary equivalent of decimal 21) indicates the position of the value of this isotopomer concentration (C010101 with binary index or C21 with decimal index) in the array of concentrations of fbp isotopomers.

In DBR, decimal indices are directly converted into their binary equivalent.

DBR has each of its decimal indices directly converted into its binary equivalent, while BRGC is a special code that restricts the Hamming distance between every consecutive pair of codewords to unity.

A few months ago, I fell off a thousand-plus-foot-high sheer granite face that had earned a 5.14d rating on the Yosemite Decimal System index — meaning that it is one of the most difficult climbs known to man.

By the 14th edition in 1942, the Dewey Decimal Classification index was over 1,900 pages in length and was published in two volumes.

As mentioned in the background, various inequality measures of income distribution, apart from relative mean difference (Gini coefficient), have been proposed by many economists: the decimal ratio, Robin Hood index [ 49], Atkinson index [ 50], and Theil's entropy measure [ 51].