A major bottleneck for the fragment-based protein structure prediction methods is designing succinct and highly accurate structural alphabet.
Operations rank and select over a sequence of symbols have many applications to the design of succinct and compressed data structures managing text collections, structured text, binary relations, trees, graphs, and so on.
The main drawback of these indexes is their space requirement of Ω(nlogn) bits, which can be much more than the optimal nlogσ bits to store the text T. This paper addresses an open question asked by Mäkinen and Navarro [LATIN, 2006], which is whether it is possible to design a succinct index answering PRSS queries efficiently.
Begin by designing a succinct yet thorough list of questions based on your classroom discussion; then interview a diverse cross-section of students, teachers, friends, neighbors and family.
We also consider the same problem for points on a U×U grid, and design the first succinct data structure for a dynamic integer sequence, S, to support range counting queries defined as follows: Given a range, [i1..i2], of indices and a range, [v1..v2], of values, count the number of entries of S[i1..i2] that store integers from [v1..v2].
But it's also annoying, time-consuming, and it's difficult as all hell to design a beautiful, succinct presentation that gets investors clamoring for more.
The floating orbs, anatomically incorrect babies, and fluttering, decontextualized textiles that have become pillars of Hayden Zezula's, aka Zolloc's, GIFs, are designed to be succinct and mesmerizing 30-frame units of art.
The questionnaire was designed to be succinct (eight questions covering one sheet of paper) and easy to answer consisting of mainly tick-box responses.
An owner and his or her design consultants must prepare succinct, detailed documents all along the path from soliciting bids through bid acceptance and on to preconstruction, construction, and post construction, not anticipating any serious problems along the way but prepared to deal with them if and when they occur.
Simon (1967: 1) is more succinct: Organizational design "is to investigate the information flows that are essential for accomplishing the organization's objectives, then examine what these information patterns imply for organization structure".
