Sentence examples for depth of splitting from inspiring English sources

Typically in unsupervised clustering, the depth of splitting of the clustering solution is somewhat arbitrary.

It was not alone in revealing the depth of the split within the Conservative party.

'An abortion can be wrong at eight weeks if it's being done for social reasons: it's not about viability,' says one leading pro-life campaigner, who wanted to remain anonymous because of the depth of the split in the anti-abortion movement.

But a statewide poll -- conducted Jan . 18-21and sponsored by The Rutland Herald, The Barre-Montpelier Times Argus and WCAX Channel 3 News -- bore out the depth of the state's split.

Visuals also provide a depth of information in a split second which would require a large amount of text.

A close relationship between chelicerates and megacheirans is supported by the embryonic reconstructions, and I suggest that the depth of the mandibulate-chelicerate split should be reexamined.

The whole genome was divided in a similar fashion to that displayed in Figure 1 with a depth of three with two splits at each level and only the regions at the most detailed level are used for multiple-kernel model building.

It is shown in metabolic context (two levels of depth) with split ratios in Figure  1.

The threshold depth of 50 cm most successfully split the database between upward and downward models.

Hence, these two grids of heat production values account for the change of heat production with depth with two values (split at a depth of 5 km) rather than a single value for the whole crustal section.

Upon initialization and depending on the depth of the HiC dataset, the software splits the contigs into smaller pieces/bins encompassing at least 2 restriction fragments.