Sentence examples for different sizes of groups from inspiring English sources

We evaluate the performance of Algorithm 1 with difference number of generations σ and different sizes of groups G. Several MIMO X channels with different channel sizes are studied.

Fig. 5 Evaluation of Algorithm 1 with different number of generations σ. Results for evaluation of Algorithm 1 with different number of generations σ Fig. 6 Evaluation of Algorithm 1 with different sizes of groups G. Results for evaluation of Algorithm 1 with different sizes of groups G.

The purpose of the groupcast message test was to measure the RTD of groupcast messages (including the corresponding acknowledgements by all group members), for different sizes of groups, where the group members were simulated by MN-Simulator (MS-i) programs executed on the remote machines served by the different ISPs.

First, the different sizes of groups of mice were used in survival analyses.

At this time, the effect of different sizes of groups on the effectiveness of CPR simulation training remains unclear.

We propose a time-optimized decision making model that yields different sizes of groups-of-pictures (frames) to meet the previously discussed objectives i.e., transmit video sequences in acceptable quality with rational use of the wireless resources.

Therefore, we investigated the influence of different sizes of group including three, five or eight students per tutor on success of basic life support (BLS) teaching, important resuscitation quality features and the teaching session itself.

Figure 5 shows how buyer group membership affects, for different sizes of the group, the consumer surplus attained by both its members and non-members in the presence of a KAM program implement by the seller.

In particular, we studied three different hydration states of the alumina surface (dehydrated, normal, and superhydrated), two different degrees of chlorosilane functionality (mono and tri), and two different sizes of alkyl group (methyl and octadecyl).

Substances meeting two PBT criteria, for instance, come from all major use categories, whereupon the proportions basically reflect the different sizes of the use groups.

Different sizes of the investigated groups were caused by the availability of the animals.